10 cluthes from williamsii

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My female laid the 10th clutch a week ago and I havent had a single hatchling . I am so Bummed that the geckos are infertile . I just cant believe it .

I need to get another female and see if its her or him .
 
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lizardman123

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That stinks! Not one came out? You really should get your gecko checked out. I think it would probably be ok to get another female.
 

kylehca

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lygodactylus williamsi

I have three females and one male lygodactylus williamsi in one enclosure. So far I have 12 eggs, three have hatched so far and 9 more to go. Very cute little guys.
 

advalenzuela

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Tank SIZE?

how big is your enclosure? I am thinkingenuity about doing the same in a 12x12x18...it might be too small. it would be 1.3
 

Dendro_Dave

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How are your temps? perhaps they are way to cool, or hot... I believe these eggs incubate around 80F ideally. How long have you had the eggs? I've gotten 8 from mine and no babies yet, and i have 2 males and 2 females....possibly 2(found and looked to have hatched) or more eggs (not found) have hatched and i just havent found the babies yet, but the other 6 i pulled and am watching. I think they need like 45 days or so to hatch, i cant remember right off hand. Perhaps you have young animals also, just entering breeding age?
 

Sgvreptiles

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How are your temps? perhaps they are way to cool, or hot... I believe these eggs incubate around 80F ideally. How long have you had the eggs? I've gotten 8 from mine and no babies yet, and i have 2 males and 2 females....possibly 2(found and looked to have hatched) or more eggs (not found) have hatched and i just havent found the babies yet, but the other 6 i pulled and am watching. I think they need like 45 days or so to hatch, i cant remember right off hand. Perhaps you have young animals also, just entering breeding age?

If you found hatched eggs. The babies might be in the adults stomachs. Some will eat them, some wont.
Incubation temps of 78-85 are Ideal temps. Hatch times depend on temps. Lower temps, longer incubation, higher temps, shorter incubation.
 
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