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@TracyPD and I have chatted about it before, although they can reproduce together, pairing them up isn't always a guarantee you will get fertile eggs. I won't lie, I tried last season as I knew the chances of a lot of fertile eggs were low and I literally had a waiting list of good friends I...

My first question is are these all first year breeders? Cresteds can have weird first seasons. My recommendation for calcium is Miner-all indoor formula, been using it for years, love the stuff. Generally in the breeding season I add it into the CGD on a bi weekly basis as many of my geckos...

I haven't had it happen in a few years since offering rescue cal on a therapeutic level (monthly starting in march-September in their food), but many people may still encounter it. Figured having tips on how to deal with it would be nice as a search topic for people in times of need.

Hey Daniel, if you have a picture of him on your facebook, just post a link to his picture

I have one female who is a champ and plugs out 4 clutches a season, another who is good for 3 clutches, but usually one of those has an infertile egg. The last she is new as of last year and she only gave me 2, so far this season she has given me 2 (one infertile). The last was paired after her...

I am sure we have all experienced them one time or another and since it is breeding season I figured maybe we have a tips thread on what you have found works well for you. As their day to day calcium supplement I use Miner-All indoor formula (also what calcium I use for my gutload for the...

Miner-all indoor

Although I did this with crested eggs, one year I played with egg suspension over the medium, worst hatch rate ever. Never went back!

I remove clearly infertile eggs from the good egg. A razorblade makes easy work to remove it

If I can remember to today when I go up there to feed I will grab some pics

I love when you post your make-up stuff, you do such a great job! Love it when Rick lets you paint him up too!

I dont know how I managed to miss this news, super interesting! https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-27880-6

Picture is from the article https://news.mongabay.com/2019/05/a-new-gecko-emerges-from-sri-lankas-nilgala-savanna-forest/

I have 3 dogs and a cat who are on partial raw so I feel your pain! In the warm months we go fishing all the time, and whats great now is that we have a lab now who loves to go swimming, all 3 dogs now partake in swimming. But its so much fun to take the lab out, toss him decoys and he swim out...

I don't think Angie is in here but I know last year she had a clutch of ML hatch in the parents tank, when she found them one was tailless. Could have been some random response, could have been running from the parents lol

I am going, come room with me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The problem with eurydactylodes in general is that the babies aren't quite as hardy as the other mainstream NC geckos. They remind me a bit of phelsuma when they hatch, if they don't have a good first shed, they struggle. If you keep their humidity high as babies they seem to do well. I think...

I’ve fed dead geckos to mine with no issues.

Mine love crickets and supers, babies love dubias. They will take wax worms, but they dont seem to like horn or silkworms

I see no behavioral changes when I offer dropped tails to the chahoua, however dropped tails are few and far between that I can't make a conclusion since it isnt a staple. Your experience may just be an isolated experience as other people I have talked to who offer dropped tails have not...