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My female skunk gecko finally laid a clutch off eggs, although I first thought she wasn't interessted in the male at all.
Can I leave the eggs in the vivarium, or should I place them in a incubator??The female is protecting the eggs, and I don't want to disturbe her or anything, but I'm not sure iff they can stay there...
Another question; can I still spray the vivarium?? (off course not strait on the eggs, but the plants and stuff).
Hope you all can help me!!
Kind regards,
You can leave the eggs in the vivarium. I am not sure if they will eat the babies or not when they hatch. I do know tokays dont, but golden geckos will (found that one out the hard way) Misting in the cage will be find just try not to soak the eggs down.
Gekko vittatus eggs
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