Hello, your video was great! I just have one question, my female gecko layed 2 eggs yesterday, but the question is, can I put the eggs in a container with no holes? or Do I have to make some holes in the container that goes into the incubator? I ask you this cause I am having lot of issues with eggs water, I mean hydration.
Nice sweater, cheers from Cape Breton. This will prep me for when my female has reached full maturity. Thanks for the tips hard to get info on certain reptiles. Geckos are easy to care for but always good to have multiple sources.
Enjoyed the video very much! I keep several geckos and recently started posting videos on my youtube. Learned a few things and got a couple ideas from your video. Thanks! Subscribed!
I absolutely loved this video. It was so helpful! I have been looking into getting into the reptile breeding hobby. I was looking into the leopard gecko and also possibly the Western Banded gecko which are very similar in how to breed with some differences. I was leaning toward the banded geckos because they aren't as commonly bred and are very often taken out of the wild and I would love to produce some captive bred specimens. But it really depends on if I will be able to find any available. I am going to a few reptile shows in the next year so maybe I will find some there. If not I would love to get into leopard gecko breeding. I have an empty 20 gallon long right now and I would love to get a baby from you because I know they would have great genetics and would have been super well cared for.
I have a question, my leopard gecko 🦎 just laid 2 eggs they both have dents in them but the substrate is moist and fine but I put the deli cup in the cage would that count as and incubator or should I get one?
I am late to this video, but none the less I have a question that I can't quite find an answer to. You did kind of answer this, but I want to ask specifically. I added the male, & actually watched them mate. I removed the male. She laid 2 eggs. Now my question is, do I need to keep adding the male back in order for them to mate again in order for her to keep laying eggs?
Hi Adam, thanks for answering my previous question! I was wondering if you could give some pointers as to how to know when your Leo eggs are about to hatch? I have a pair of eggs, incubated for male, and they’ve been incubating for 39 days now. How do I know when an egg is about to hatch? Are there any visible changes on the egg?
questions - can i use a basking light to warm up the eggs? - if i put whatever (like shallow plastic tuber ware) im using to hold the eggs in, will the female lay the eggs in it? - if im going to sell them, what's a good price for them (no morph)
Hi I have a pair of gecko eggs and one of them has started to dent at 1 month. The humidity is 57 but I added some water. This is my first time breeding so I need a bit of help . They are on perlite so what should so do
I first got into this hobby years ago. sadly, my first leopard gecko passed away. I had a lot to learn. I didn’t know females could lay eggs if they weren’t paired with a male. so this time I’m trying to do everything right and depending on what channel you watch is depending on what is right I really feel like I need help
Do you have info about how to determine their sex if you went for the mixed clutch? Which could also be helpful when choosing one for a pet, if you specifically want just a male or just females, it would probably be especially important if you would like two females to share a larger enclosure.
So the leopard gecko lays clutches within a 4-5 month time. Do you incubate every clutch together (even if she lays 2 eggs) or wait for the 4-5month time? Also if i do incubate the clutches together will they hatch earlier than the other clutches
Hey man. Wonderful video!!! I’m sorry if I missed it but what is the “on and off” timeframe which you pair the male and female again after she’s laid a clutch. Like how often can I reintroduce them to one another after each lay. Please and thank you!!!!
This probably might be a silly question but I'm a bit confused. If i put the male and female together, do I get 1-2 eggs then have to re-pair them together to get another 1 or 2 eggs. Or do you put them in once and you get like 16 eggs over the season? I don't want to end up with like 16 eggs by mistake 😂
If I put one leo with my other leo inside of their tank just to mate once would they mate inside and the humid hide has lots of dirt so she could lay her eggs and there I could move the eggs into incubation still but I’m curious would that work to mate them or would I have to setup a breeding tub either way is fine I just want to know if I need to set one up for the future or not
Wickens Wicked Reptiles awesome thanks. I paired a male and female about 3 weeks ago and my female (Domino) had shed a few days prior. I didn’t see copulation but Satan would vibrate his tail and all that. I did see him with his hemi-peens out and he was cleaning them off. From the sounds of what I have heard she probably has been fertilized. Since it’s my first season I cannot tell what white spots on her belly are what lol. I’ll get the incubator ready just Incase! Thanks again for all the information! I’ll have to put the videos I have of him and her scenting the enclosure and him wanting to be a rattlesnake online. Ahshhs
ms truth I used an old cooler, taped heat cord to the inside and attached it to a thermostat. Really simple. I should make a video about it. Thanks for your question!
This was a really good question.. I had it in my head, since he used a cooler, that he made it like a chicken egg incubator. Clearly that isn't the case and now I am curious to watch another video lol
this might be a stupid question but ive never had a leopard gecko before this one i have now, i got rid of my male but the female is having eggs again, can they be fertile?
@@WickensWickedReptiles yes my geckos are most of them adulta, but there breeding season starts on April till September will it be fine then if i breed them this month August?
Camron Perkins great question. In my opinion, yes. I’ve only done it one way during the same time of year each season. But I’ve heard many people say they have bread all year round.
Do you have any tips on how to breed leopard geckos who live in the same enclosure? I have a male and female and they’ve always lived together and never had problems. The male did the tail shake thing last night
A male should never live with a female. He could over breed her , stress her out can cause her to become egg bound. Do you know their genetics? If not they should not be bred
Hey dude. So do you reintroduce your male after every clutch is laid or do you only pair them once or a couple times throughout the season? I've read females can store sperm for months but im not sure if this is true.
Hey I have 2 leopard geckos 1 male and 1 female that have been living with each other for about the past 6 or 7 years pretty much since birth. Do you think it is possible to breed them and how do you suggest that I do this? Thanks, loved the video.
Wickens Wicked Reptiles I of course checked myself but as well as that I had a gecko breeder check them out and he affirmed what I thought. However they have not always had access to a nesting area until recently. Thank you for the cooling advice.
You forgot a very important part. The genetics must be known and compatible. Lots of genetics cannot be crossed or have certain health related issues linked to the gene. Also 46bgrams might be a healthy weight for one animal but not a healthy weight for another.
I have rescued two Leo geckos they came in the same container. it's look like they live together their whole life. They don't have nails. It's a female and a male I was a little skeptical watching a bunch of videos and researching. But she doesn't let him bother her you can tell it's been forever together. I have videos on my channel. This morning I woke up and she laid 2 eggs. So I went out and bought the vermiculite. I put it in a container. And then I put the water for it and all that. She laid then last night. But I put them in the container. Now she's scratching around looking around them. Is that normal I'm not trying to stress her out too much
And she just laid her eggs directly on the reptile carpet. I was trying to tell if she was pregnant but I couldn't tell on her stomach. I've had them for about a month. And I've been trying to learn as much as I can because I did rescue them
Soo i am about to get my first gecko. A found a terra with a femalw gecko that is two years old. But i maybe want to ad a male to breed, but do they breed always then ??
@@WickensWickedReptiles okay ! Thank you guess i will look for another female because I am not allowed to breed them from my parents because it will need to much space :(
Man I have 2 female and 1 Male. Paired him up with the 1st one, went great. Put the second one in and they fought like alligators rolling around. I got her out quick but now I'm afraid to try them 2 again
Iv incubated in incubators in Tupperware ontop of cable boxes and inside the parents enclosure (tupperwared) hot side for males cool side for females . Some people go crazy trying to make everything perfect .keep em warm and damp and in few weeks u will have baby lizards . Eggs are really hardy nature isn't perfect iv seen eggs I thought were goners bounce back with a watering or just patience .Leo's are one of the easiest reptiles to breed and raise from hatchlings
Oh and like to ask if you can give me some advice how to care for them nicely and to exercise them I love your geckos and will support you and I hope you have a nice day
I heard the female can lay+- 6 - 8 clutches is that from one pairing? I want to experience the breeding process but I want to be responsible and not have load's of babies i don't have a plan for. I've done loads of research and i know what the parent's genetics are and they have a varied diet and appropriate supplements - long winded sorry! under normal conditions am i looking at 2-4 babies or closer to 16 only going to have the male in once but that's on ice until i know more.
@@WickensWickedReptiles they look preaty moist .just i grab one when i was moving them and felt like i deflated it so i just left it alone since in a moisture inclosure and a heat mat
As much as this video is informative, videos like this always leave a bit of a bad taste, not because of you or your content but because I'm always wondering who it will entice to take this up for all the wrong reasons, then they end up not caring for the animals properly, a lot of people asking often times don't have the first clue about leopard geckos and proper husbandry and should ABSOLUTELY NOT be breeding them. I really wish you would add this to your video as a disclaimer. Too many people see this as just a hobby or just a way to make some money on the side (which btw, you are not going to self sustain on this, especially not if you are not properly caring for the animals, it will show) and just doing it for all the wrong reasons. I appreciate videos like this that are meant to be informative, I would really just be happy if people that made these videos added that this is not something you take up like painting and just jump in and that ETHICS are always important when it comes to breeding any animal.
It’s best to start off with cheaper morphs, no one is going to buy a $500 gecko from an unknown breeder. You have to become reputable first and be able to prove the parents have good genes and are from a reliable breeder.
Your channel is amazing and very educational at the same time that's what I love
n3wt00 0 thanks so much! If you likes this one check out this coming Mondays episode! You’ll love the topic and better production value.
“If you want a guard leopard gecko” 😂😂😂💜
hahaha
Claudia King is sold forget a guard dog or a monitor lizard just get a crazy leo
Ur account needs to blow up it’s amazing by the way
Hello, your video was great! I just have one question, my female gecko layed 2 eggs yesterday, but the question is, can I put the eggs in a container with no holes? or Do I have to make some holes in the container that goes into the incubator? I ask you this cause I am having lot of issues with eggs water, I mean hydration.
Nice sweater, cheers from Cape Breton. This will prep me for when my female has reached full maturity. Thanks for the tips hard to get info on certain reptiles. Geckos are easy to care for but always good to have multiple sources.
Enjoyed the video very much! I keep several geckos and recently started posting videos on my youtube. Learned a few things and got a couple ideas from your video. Thanks! Subscribed!
I absolutely loved this video. It was so helpful! I have been looking into getting into the reptile breeding hobby. I was looking into the leopard gecko and also possibly the Western Banded gecko which are very similar in how to breed with some differences. I was leaning toward the banded geckos because they aren't as commonly bred and are very often taken out of the wild and I would love to produce some captive bred specimens. But it really depends on if I will be able to find any available. I am going to a few reptile shows in the next year so maybe I will find some there. If not I would love to get into leopard gecko breeding. I have an empty 20 gallon long right now and I would love to get a baby from you because I know they would have great genetics and would have been super well cared for.
Love this guy had to sub
thank you so much
Thank you! Added to my playlist ;)
new subscriber goes on so that little by little you get to big time
canal exotics yes and thank for your support!
I have a question, my leopard gecko 🦎 just laid 2 eggs they both have dents in them but the substrate is moist and fine but I put the deli cup in the cage would that count as and incubator or should I get one?
I'd recommend an incubator. you can make one, I have a video here explaining how
Once I out the eggs in the incubator do i have to keep the vermiculite moist?
Yes
Could you do a video about different gecko genetics. Like what geckos match well with others.
Wow I never knew about the temperature make the baby gender 🤯really need to try this when I breed leopard gecko again
for sure!
I am late to this video, but none the less I have a question that I can't quite find an answer to. You did kind of answer this, but I want to ask specifically. I added the male, & actually watched them mate. I removed the male. She laid 2 eggs. Now my question is, do I need to keep adding the male back in order for them to mate again in order for her to keep laying eggs?
i was just going to ask him if he can do an update on this
This channel is amazing
I really appreciate that thank you!
Ten thousand views! Congrats buddy!
thanks man, I can't believe it!
Maybe a feeding video??? I don’t think I’ve ever seen a crested gecko eat a cricket.
It's very fun to watch they are lightning fast when it comes to live food
Crested geckos are NOT supposed to eat insects or “live food” they are fruit eaters so should only be fed crestedgecko diet.
TotalStrangers that’s not 100 percent true by nature they are omnivores and eat both fruit and insect
Hi where do you get the Gecko egg trays from? Also do you put holes in the deli cup? Awesome video by the way.
Hi Adam, thanks for answering my previous question! I was wondering if you could give some pointers as to how to know when your Leo eggs are about to hatch? I have a pair of eggs, incubated for male, and they’ve been incubating for 39 days now. How do I know when an egg is about to hatch? Are there any visible changes on the egg?
it may swell a bit but honestly, not too many tells
questions
- can i use a basking light to warm up the eggs?
- if i put whatever (like shallow plastic tuber ware) im using to hold the eggs in, will the female lay the eggs in it?
- if im going to sell them, what's a good price for them (no morph)
Hi! I would like to start up this hobby, but I plan on selling them and don't know where/how
Depends on your location, I suggest using classifieds and also facebook groups.
@@WickensWickedReptiles Sure, thanks!
@@WickensWickedReptiles have you run into the Facebook censoring issues when trying to sell them online?
@@0walleye0 that's gonna depend on your area and how people react to postings like that and whether they flag them. My area is a little flag happy.
@@pewpewcat7679 I found some groups online that seem to do ok with it. Some that don't. It seems like a hit or miss deal in my area.
Great help
Hi I have a pair of gecko eggs and one of them has started to dent at 1 month. The humidity is 57 but I added some water. This is my first time breeding so I need a bit of help . They are on perlite so what should so do
I first got into this hobby years ago. sadly, my first leopard gecko passed away. I had a lot to learn. I didn’t know females could lay eggs if they weren’t paired with a male. so this time I’m trying to do everything right and depending on what channel you watch is depending on what is right I really feel like I need help
So sorry for your loss
Do you have info about how to determine their sex if you went for the mixed clutch? Which could also be helpful when choosing one for a pet, if you specifically want just a male or just females, it would probably be especially important if you would like two females to share a larger enclosure.
when they are super young it is hard to tell but as they get older you can see a males pores. Quick google search will show side by side.
After the eggs are laid. How much time do u have, to get them in an incubator before they go bad?
James Lopez-Tiana not totally sure but I’d say be diligent and get them in the incubator before 24 hours
So the leopard gecko lays clutches within a 4-5 month time. Do you incubate every clutch together (even if she lays 2 eggs) or wait for the 4-5month time? Also if i do incubate the clutches together will they hatch earlier than the other clutches
I don't really know what you're asking. The clutches come one after another 2-3 weeks apart, I incubate them all. Not sure what your question is.
Hey man. Wonderful video!!! I’m sorry if I missed it but what is the “on and off” timeframe which you pair the male and female again after she’s laid a clutch. Like how often can I reintroduce them to one another after each lay. Please and thank you!!!!
Do I have to rinse out the perlite before I can use it?
nope
Where do you get the egg holding plastic?
they are sold at local expos here
This probably might be a silly question but I'm a bit confused. If i put the male and female together, do I get 1-2 eggs then have to re-pair them together to get another 1 or 2 eggs. Or do you put them in once and you get like 16 eggs over the season? I don't want to end up with like 16 eggs by mistake 😂
You can pair just once a season, I try to paid every 4-5 days for a few hours for the first three weeks to make sure the sperm takes.
Thanks
What do you use to heat the cooler/incubator
If I put one leo with my other leo inside of their tank just to mate once would they mate inside and the humid hide has lots of dirt so she could lay her eggs and there I could move the eggs into incubation still but I’m curious would that work to mate them or would I have to setup a breeding tub either way is fine I just want to know if I need to set one up for the future or not
check out the updated version of this video :)
How do you tell if there’s to much moisture in the container?
You'll see excessive condensation and if it's molding over it's way too humid.
Hey! Where can I get some of those trays with 8 spaces?
yogy127e I got them from a reptile expo, they are called THG trays I believe. Perhaps online?
Love the video
thanks so much!
Do Leos have a pre-lay shed like some other reptiles, such as Ball Pythons?
Also love the videos. Keep up the amazing work!
Mine have always shed a few days before laying
Wickens Wicked Reptiles awesome thanks. I paired a male and female about 3 weeks ago and my female (Domino) had shed a few days prior. I didn’t see copulation but Satan would vibrate his tail and all that. I did see him with his hemi-peens out and he was cleaning them off. From the sounds of what I have heard she probably has been fertilized.
Since it’s my first season I cannot tell what white spots on her belly are what lol.
I’ll get the incubator ready just Incase! Thanks again for all the information! I’ll have to put the videos I have of him and her scenting the enclosure and him wanting to be a rattlesnake online. Ahshhs
How did you make that incubator for your baby's
ms truth I used an old cooler, taped heat cord to the inside and attached it to a thermostat. Really simple. I should make a video about it. Thanks for your question!
@@WickensWickedReptiles yea fosho cuz I thought that's what u did but wanted to make sure one day I mite make so cute babys maybe lol
This was a really good question.. I had it in my head, since he used a cooler, that he made it like a chicken egg incubator. Clearly that isn't the case and now I am curious to watch another video lol
By the way I really like your channel
I like Geckos my cousin has a few
this might be a stupid question but ive never had a leopard gecko before this one i have now, i got rid of my male but the female is having eggs again, can they be fertile?
could be for sure
Are there any specific months for them to breed?
January to December
I’m pretty sure if in captivity they can breed whenever
Say I breed some, how will I get cutomers? Who will I sell them to? I don't wanna be stuck with a bunch
Kaaso great question, stay tuned, I’ve got a video coming in January all about this topic
You could try Craig’s list that or you could go to a pet store and see if they would buy them
What do you do every week when you have eggs
What does it mean when your eggs start to shrivel up?
it's likely too dry
so no rotating the eggs?
nope, never
Hi, would it be a problem if i breed 2 leopard geckos this month August? Or i have to wait till next April?
Dj Damy xHDx as long as your geckos are old enough and big enough and you do it correctly it wouldn’t be a danger to the animals.
@@WickensWickedReptiles yes my geckos are most of them adulta, but there breeding season starts on April till September will it be fine then if i breed them this month August?
Can I breed leopard geckos anytime of year
Camron Perkins great question. In my opinion, yes. I’ve only done it one way during the same time of year each season. But I’ve heard many people say they have bread all year round.
Just wondering but can you breed a leopard geckos with another type of geckos
nope
What is inside this box?
WHAT'S IN THE BOX
@@WickensWickedReptiles yeah. Substrate?. Because i want make bioactive sir.
Is this season all year or only certain months to breed
365 days a year is Leo breeding season
Do you have any tips on how to breed leopard geckos who live in the same enclosure? I have a male and female and they’ve always lived together and never had problems. The male did the tail shake thing last night
they should breed by themselves unless they’re not sexually mature. check their weight (45g
karen w yeah I learned this lmao she laid eggs the week after I commented
Sarinna Neumann great! good luck on your journey :)
A male should never live with a female. He could over breed her , stress her out can cause her to become egg bound. Do you know their genetics? If not they should not be bred
Holly Simmons this. you probably want to have two separate tanks or borrow the female/male :)
Hey dude. So do you reintroduce your male after every clutch is laid or do you only pair them once or a couple times throughout the season? I've read females can store sperm for months but im not sure if this is true.
Can you do a crested gecko breeding video?
Hey I have 2 leopard geckos 1 male and 1 female that have been living with each other for about the past 6 or 7 years pretty much since birth. Do you think it is possible to breed them and how do you suggest that I do this? Thanks, loved the video.
Uncle Sam to be honest it’s strange they haven’t already. It might be possible if you cool them first. How sure are you that they both aren’t female?
Wickens Wicked Reptiles I of course checked myself but as well as that I had a gecko breeder check them out and he affirmed what I thought. However they have not always had access to a nesting area until recently.
Thank you for the cooling advice.
is it bad if you breed a temper with a bell?
it wont hurt the gecko but is going to muddy the genetic waters
Wickens Wicked Reptiles what does that mean I’m sorry I’m new to this I plan on breeding mine this august
Wickens Wicked Reptiles also thanks for the replay
PLEASE HELP!!!! My gecko egg is slightly dented and it was just laid today may you help and the other has brown spots
try to incubate anyway and hope for the best
What should I do to fix the dents
I can see the embryos
Can I keep my male and female together year long and while she lays eggs?
You forgot a very important part. The genetics must be known and compatible. Lots of genetics cannot be crossed or have certain health related issues linked to the gene. Also 46bgrams might be a healthy weight for one animal but not a healthy weight for another.
yes of course, some things seem so obvious I forget to mention but you are very right
I have rescued two Leo geckos they came in the same container. it's look like they live together their whole life. They don't have nails. It's a female and a male I was a little skeptical watching a bunch of videos and researching. But she doesn't let him bother her you can tell it's been forever together. I have videos on my channel. This morning I woke up and she laid 2 eggs. So I went out and bought the vermiculite. I put it in a container. And then I put the water for it and all that. She laid then last night. But I put them in the container. Now she's scratching around looking around them. Is that normal I'm not trying to stress her out too much
And she just laid her eggs directly on the reptile carpet. I was trying to tell if she was pregnant but I couldn't tell on her stomach. I've had them for about a month. And I've been trying to learn as much as I can because I did rescue them
I hope this video helped :)
I have a question, how do you breed a male to a female that have been housed together since i got them?
Why are you keeping a male with a female full time to start with?
@@WickensWickedReptiles im 14 and im flat broke so my dad and mom suggested keeping them together
Wickens Wicked Reptiles Lol I think maybe they were sold like that possibly..
Once the females gravid how long until she lays?
Cr3amPie YT 2-3 weeks on average
Soo i am about to get my first gecko. A found a terra with a femalw gecko that is two years old. But i maybe want to ad a male to breed, but do they breed always then ??
Don’t cohab a male and female full time, you need two enclosures
@@WickensWickedReptiles okay ! Thank you guess i will look for another female because I am not allowed to breed them from my parents because it will need to much space :(
Man I have 2 female and 1 Male. Paired him up with the 1st one, went great. Put the second one in and they fought like alligators rolling around. I got her out quick but now I'm afraid to try them 2 again
give them a bit, good on you for watching to be sure they were ok
@@WickensWickedReptiles
It shocked the shit out of me. Didn't expect to see that.
@@WickensWickedReptiles
How long would u suggest I wait?
Roy Barton give it a week
@@WickensWickedReptiles
Thanks for the reply.
Trying this breeding of them for the first time. I'll share my results
Iv incubated in incubators in Tupperware ontop of cable boxes and inside the parents enclosure (tupperwared) hot side for males cool side for females . Some people go crazy trying to make everything perfect .keep em warm and damp and in few weeks u will have baby lizards . Eggs are really hardy nature isn't perfect iv seen eggs I thought were goners bounce back with a watering or just patience .Leo's are one of the easiest reptiles to breed and raise from hatchlings
I have south African house gecko I have three and this channel but there baby's and names are flash, chance , and dash
sweet names!!
Oh and like to ask if you can give me some advice how to care for them nicely and to exercise them I love your geckos and will support you and I hope you have a nice day
the babies look like a different species of gecko than a leopard gecko
they do look a bit different for sure
Is there any literature or studies out for how long females retain sperm? Question number two, can leopard geckos have partho clutches?
Are the female geckos all purple spotted I've got female and male
no, I just breed for that trait
How do u know the pairing worked. How would I know she is gravid
if you look on her underside you should see about thumb sized white blobs depending on how long it’s been since you’ve paired her :)
I’ve put my geckos together and instead of breeding they have became friends :/ they sleep together and I have yet to seen any breeding behavior
that will change, if it is a male and a female, 100% that will change, be careful
I heard the female can lay+- 6 - 8 clutches is that from one pairing? I want to experience the breeding process but I want to be responsible and not have load's of babies i don't have a plan for. I've done loads of research and i know what the parent's genetics are and they have a varied diet and appropriate supplements - long winded sorry! under normal conditions am i looking at 2-4 babies or closer to 16 only going to have the male in once but that's on ice until i know more.
Hi
hi
Forbidden chocolate egg 4:55
hahaha
What if it's to cold
I don't understand the question?
Does it matter if my female is 50grams and my male is 80grams??
I mean, if both are a healthy weight, that's a pretty big difference.
Wickens Wicked Reptiles yep haha, my male ks 85grams and he isn’t fat or anything so I’m not sure why he weighs so much.
Who would thumb down this guy?! WTF🤔
🐈🥴😂
What about protection 😂
I just had eggs . yesterday and today i woke up and they shiveled 😭😭 help anyone?
did you keep them too dry?
@@WickensWickedReptiles they look preaty moist .just i grab one when i was moving them and felt like i deflated it so i just left it alone since in a moisture inclosure and a heat mat
bad time
Good time
@@WickensWickedReptiles sans bad time
As much as this video is informative, videos like this always leave a bit of a bad taste, not because of you or your content but because I'm always wondering who it will entice to take this up for all the wrong reasons, then they end up not caring for the animals properly, a lot of people asking often times don't have the first clue about leopard geckos and proper husbandry and should ABSOLUTELY NOT be breeding them. I really wish you would add this to your video as a disclaimer. Too many people see this as just a hobby or just a way to make some money on the side (which btw, you are not going to self sustain on this, especially not if you are not properly caring for the animals, it will show) and just doing it for all the wrong reasons.
I appreciate videos like this that are meant to be informative, I would really just be happy if people that made these videos added that this is not something you take up like painting and just jump in and that ETHICS are always important when it comes to breeding any animal.
How realistic is it to buy 2 $500 geckos and get babies and sell them for $500 each? Sounds too good to be true
It’s best to start off with cheaper morphs, no one is going to buy a $500 gecko from an unknown breeder. You have to become reputable first and be able to prove the parents have good genes and are from a reliable breeder.
Tarkelson yea but then I’m stuck w a cheap morph for 20 years
If you’re worried about being stuck with an animal for its lifespan you shouldn’t be keeping them let alone breeding
don't get into this with dollar signs in your eyes..
Wickens Wicked Reptiles I got the gecko and it just sits in its hide and hasn’t eaten in a week lol I’m an idiot
No offense but Canadians bro, even the thing he keeps his incubators in is Canadian flag styled