[drillman]

I came home from work yesterday and couldn't find my male Tokay Gecko. So I got mirror and checked both of the tubes that he use. Both are empty so I check the females tube and find two eggs. Both male and female are both WC and I had them for about 2 months. I was told they they were less than a year old. Male has gone from 67 grams to 74 grams and the female 41 to 50 grams during the first month ( haven't weighed them for the second month yet). Both of were eating from their first night. The male was doing his call twice a night for the first month. I thought it was strange that the female has been such a pig lately. I figured it would be a year before I would see any eggs. So the question is, could these eggs be fertile? And I thought they were too young to mate.

[Riverside Reptiles]

They very well may be fertile. If you put a male and female together they're most likely going to breed. Probably not the healthiest thing for a small young female, but too late for that now. Feed her a lot and dust well with calcium. I'd probably take the male out and put him in a separate enclosure or he's simply going to keep breeding her. They will continue to breed until she dies if she doesn't have the proper reserves of fat and calcium.