LEOS NOT LAYING IN EGG BOX

darth_gecko

New member
my female leos keep laying there eggs in there calci sand substrate and the eggs keep drying out!! how do i ecouge them in to there laying box's!!


darth_gecko
 

AWL Reptiles

New member
If she lays them on the same sandy spot all the time, try putting the egg box right there.
If not, try moisturing the viv much just the night before you think the egg will come, and cover the venting holes. Then maybe they'll wont dry out if you find them fast.

Good luck!
 

SelectGex

New member
Explain your lay box to us. Does she ever go in it for hiding, or anything else? Also, what is the substrate inside the box?
 

miss libby

New member
Darth, havnt you heard about calci-sand? Its the worst substrate you can use with a Leo. You should get it out of there as soon as possible. Your leo is at rick of impaction.
 

bcreptiles

New member
i have to defend him..
i think in europe 99% of the people use sand/grit in their vivs
the topic is getting closer :wink: :wink:
 

AWL Reptiles

New member
bcreptiles said:
i have to defend him..
i think in europe 99% of the people use sand/grit in their vivs
the topic is getting closer :wink: :wink:
It's CALCIUM-sand that's dangerous, not normal sand. And that's the thing we're talking about. ;) They can eat the sand if they need calcium, and therefor there's a risk of impaction.
 
Top