Species particularly difficult to breed?

[Jateui]

Not really any good places to put this thread. Basically, I was curious if there were any geckos that tend to be harder to breed?

I know rhacodactylus trachyrhynchus tends to be hard because they only lay about two eggs a year.

And it sounds that a lot of Leaftail geckos are because they just don't do the deed often or something.

Are there any more? I had a lot of fun breeding geckos this year, but my females were much more fertile than I had ever expected those supposedly "virgin" girls to be. I'm getting overrun by their offspring, and yet I still have more eggs incubating. So I'm hoping to try to get into something else that won't be...so fertile, I guess, haha. Any suggestions?
Just not something like the Tuatara, which would be nearly impossible to get in general. (Without giving up more than an arm and a leg at least. Pretty much literally)

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

There's tons of geckos that are not so prolific. It all depends on what type of geckos you enjoy working with. Maybe try some Cat Geckos (A. Felinus). They're a good intermediate level gecko.

 

[GeckoFiend]

I know rhacodactylus trachyrhynchus tends to be hard because they only lay about two eggs a year.

Just to clarify, they have live babies. No eggs.

 

[Jateui]

Yeah, I just found out they had live birth today. I was told multiple times that they laid eggs specifically, ahaha.

I don't think the cat geckos would be so well though, I'd like to have a gecko that's a bit more handlable.