what are some geckos that are easy to breed

[crestedguy]

I already breed mourning geckos and crested geckos but I wondered if there were any others that are just as easy and sell really well. any help would be great.

thanks!

 

[acpart]

I find leopard geckos, African fat tails and gargoyle geckos (if you're already breeding cresteds) are easy to breed. I have found that just about anything is easy to sell if you:

--don't produce huge numbers
--sell at reasonable prices, though not prices that seriously undercut everyone else
--provide healthy geckos, old enough to be well established
--provide excellent customer service which includes not pushing people to buy and being a resource for questions after they've bought.

I'm in my 8th season and have been able to "sell out" every year so far.

Aliza

 

[crestedguy]

Thanks alot! What care do AFT geckos need? How do you breed them? Also, how do you breed gargs, and at what temp do the eggs need to be incubated at? Could I incubate them with my cresties? And what are some other good geckos to breed? They can be a little bit harder to breed cause I am fine with that but they cant be too expensive.

Thanks to anyone who can answer these questions!

 

[acpart]

What care do AFT geckos need? How do you breed them?
Care and breeding are very similar to leopard geckos except that AFT's need a bit more humidity (I mist daily). Google leopard gecko or AFT care/breeding for details.
Eggs are incubated at about 82-29 for fat tails


Also, how do you breed gargs, and at what temp do the eggs need to be incubated at? Could I incubate them with my cresties?

Garg eggs are very similar to crestie eggs and can be incubated with them

Aliza

 

[Riverside Reptiles]

While we do encourage asking questions here, instead of asking someone such general questions as "what is their care and how do you breed them?", perhaps you should do a bit of research by reading through the various forums we have provided here to get a grasp of the basics, and then ask more specific questions as they arise. These are live animals. There's no cookie cutter recipes for them.

 

[crestedguy]

Ya, I mostly just wanted to know the basics. I am so glad that the gargs could incubate in the same incubator as the cresties! Thanks Aliza!