Eggs

[sarasin]

Really excited about these, 2 clutches of Helmeted Geckos (Tarentola chazaliae) and 2 clutches of Strophurus Williamsi (Eastern spiny-tailed gecko, Soft-spined gecko) The Helmeted eggs were found on the 5th April and the Stroph eggs 1st clutch laid on 20th April and 2nd clutch last night (different female)

[MaddoxDobes]

Congrats!

[sarasin]

Thanks

[sciteacher]

Keep me up to date on how those helmeted gecko eggs do. I got a bunch of eggs last year, but didn't have a whole lot of luck with incubation. Only hatched a couple. My groups are just starting to lay again this season... have about 10 eggs, but I don't think the earliest ones are fertile.

Gary

[sarasin]

Originally Posted by sciteacher

Keep me up to date on how those helmeted gecko eggs do. I got a bunch of eggs last year, but didn't have a whole lot of luck with incubation. Only hatched a couple. My groups are just starting to lay again this season... have about 10 eggs, but I don't think the earliest ones are fertile.

Gary

Thanks Gary, will let you know what happens. This is my first year of breeding both species, I have heard helmeted gecko hatchlings are really quite hard to raise.

[DDReptiles]

Congrats on the eggs I always loved the helmeted geckos, hope you have good success with them.

[sarasin]

Thanks everyone, the helmeteds are like little tanks charging around their viv, hence the names Sherman (male) Panza (female) will certainly keep you updated on these

[Saille]

Looking forward to pics of the cutes!

[Syn]

Hey, I want to see some pictures too!