breeding Chondrodactylus

[SDPete]

Hi,
I just picked up an adult pair of Chondrodactylus and want to make sure I have everything set up to hopefully get a couple eggs next year. From what I have read, people cool these a little bit in the winter - to mid/low70's - for a couple months, then warm them back up come feb/march and just keep the pair together. Do they lay okay in an egg box? Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks,
Peter
ps. I will get some pics up after they settle in.

 

[Sebastian]

Chondrodactylus usually lay their eggs into the dry sand . You can easily discover the clutch because of the little hill of sand above it. I think three is no need for an egg box if you use sand as substrate. (3-4 inch layer)

Sebastian