When do leos stop breeding?

[hughmungus]

Is there a certain age when leos will stop breeding? My pair used to lay some eggs for me (I gave up on incubating them) many years back, but the past 5 years or so, they haven't had any. Never worried about it (they are pets to me, not breeders) until recently, because I have decided I want at least one of their babies to carry on their legacy, since they have been my favorite animals that I have worked with. Reticulated pythons have been fun, red tail boas have been fun, tegus have been fun, parrots have been fun, sharks have been fun, nothing compares to these guys though.

Is there a way to "jump-start them" to breed again? My guess is no, but is there any kind of situation I could create in which they MIGHT breed one more time? It would mean the world if I could get even one baby out of them.

Thank you for any advice.
Drew

 

[acpart]

The only thing I can recommend is to separate them for a few weeks because sometimes that gets the male interested again. You can also check to see if the female is ovulating because if she's not there's nothing you can do. Individual geckos stop breeding at different ages.

Aliza