[Astra]

ok, so we picked up a pair of Teratoscincus roborowskii that had never been bred before, and that we had no intention of breeding. We weren't going to cool them or anything. However, it seems we unknowingly did just that. Last night we witnessed them getting it on, and became quite excited (baby frog eyeds are probably SO CUTE!!), so I need to know everything I need to do to keep her healthy and happy, and what I need to do to incubation wise and so on. If anyone could help it would be much appreciated - I really want to see babies!

[Sgvreptiles]

Well,ive personnaly never bred or hatched any,but I have raised 2 babies.And they are cute little geckos.But as far as keepen her healthy,just keep feeding her and given her vitamens and calcium.

[chuckpowell]

Their fairly straight forward. Keep her warm and well feed and she'll deposit two pairs of two eggs in the substrate. The eggs will likely be mis-shaped (not round or oval, but roundish) and stuck together. If their pink (or turn pink) their likely good. I incubated all mine at about 80°F for, I didn't keep track how long it took, but it was probably 3-4 months. They hatch out as little, more colorful, replicas of their parents. From the literature they'll do this in the fall and spring. The strange thing is they lay two clutches of two eggs, fine, but mine laid them about a week apart and they aren't small eggs.

Best,

Chuck

[Symbiont]

when they hatch would I be able to get a little girl or 2 off you?
I got a little boy and I've bin going nuts trying to find him a little girlfriend.

[Astra]

Thanks for the helpful info.

If I ended up with girls, I would be more than happy to sell you one or two. The problem we may run into, however, is that I am in Canada...

[Symbiont]

Canada?!?!?!!?!!? YES!!!!! I'm in canada and that's the problem I keep running into that no one will ship here! *dances*
what province are you in?
there could be a possibility of a drop of.

[Astra]

lol! Awesome!! I'm in BC, you?