[Gecko$]

I am trying to breed tokays but have had no luck I have been trying for a least 6 months. the humidity is high the temps are in the high 70s low 80s so I have no Idea what I could try to get them breeding.

[NathanSoto]

They usually readily breed unless they are in bad health so make sure they are a good weight and are physically fit to breed, also daylight hours should be increased by 1-3 hours, make sure they are well fed and make sure the female has plenty of calcium to properly produce and lay eggs and maintain her health.

hope this helps,

Nathan

[Gecko$]

But the male is very large and has not called once.

[NathanSoto]

Hmm...do you have enough hiding places, and what kind of heating do you use?

[Matt K]

When I had an adult breeding pair, the male never called. I kept them warm (never less than 80'F, and normally in the upper 80's) and well fed on crickets, roaches, and on rare occasion a newborn mouse (they would eat from tongs easily). I probably only watered them once a week but the substrate stayed moist and the humidity was somewhat high but not very. The female laid eggs it seems like every other month, but I had them probably a year before she started that. Its been several years since I had them and I have been thinking about getting a couple pairs again- they are great animals!!!

[Gecko$]

I use a heat lamp and there are some hiding places.

[NathanSoto]

Well then its just a waiting game Like Matt K said it can take a while.

[Riverside Reptiles]

I know this sounds like an elementary question...but are you 100% sure that you have a 1.1 pair?

[Gecko$]

I am 99% sure I have a 1.1 pair I know one for sure is a male because it is even producing wax. And I don't see any pores on the female.