could female L. Williamsi be laying eggs?

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could female L. Williamsi be laying eggs?

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03-10-2010, 10:29 AM

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could female L. Williamsi be laying eggs?

I have had the 1.1 Williamsi for about four weeks. The female is friendly and even lets me get near her without freaking out. Latly the female has been hiding more and the male is staying out of her way. could she be laying eggs? I hate to take apart the viv to find out what is going on, because it makes them nervous and I am trying to get them to be a little more tame, but I don't know the 411. Thanks.

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