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I house my pairs together year round, so I don’t know....but very interested in what others have experienced.

I house my clutchmates together until they are around 25-30g, then I seperate them to their own tub. I usually upgrade their tub size based on how big they look compared to their mobility/hunting area around all their decor (plants, vines & corkbark).

We use Exo Terra 18x18x18 & 24x18x24 for breeder pairs; then various tub sizes for babies up to single adults.

First year mainland breeders; Cyrus (KrypticMorph Euro line - Anemone x Dory) & Inora (from my Sienna/Rico..pic earlier in thread) First clutch due to hatch within 2 weeks (or so); and she’s due to lay her next clutch any day now.

I have 2 Rhodesian Ridgebacks that keep me pretty busy. I also enjoy reading, painting, gardening, fly fishing, cooking/baking & hitting the gym. Seems I have a bird sanctuary at our new house; lots of robins, chickadees & hummingbirds hatching out their young around our home on the decks...

I’ll be attending on the 12th. Looking forward meeting lots of friends & to bring home some new bloodlines!

I’ve been using the super hatch; i’ve Done room temp & incubator...prefer the incubator as it is easier to maintain both humidity & temps. I’ve never tried the SIMs with the chahoua eggs, but have with the gargoyles & stopped using it when I lost several due to drowning after piping.

Rosa is from my Sienna/Rico pairing. Sienna was produced by Charming Chewies’s Diablo/Demona - high red Troeger line. Rico was produced by Rusty Miller - Troeger line.

We current use all of the Pangea diets. Had previously alternated w/ Clark’s Fig, but haven’t been able to find it in bulk sizes. Tried several other brands, but the feeding response was way less then expected so been gutloading insects with them so it doesn’t go to waste.

They producing amazing colored babes. This is a sub-adult daughter of theirs unfired.

Rosa - mainland sub-adult female $1000 + shipping (Fired down pic; parents are red & red/green)

Gruber - RTB male PI $900 + shipping Greta - RTB female PI $975 + shipping

Looking forward to seeing who becomes the 1st White Collar Kingpin!

Mine love crickets & dubias, but allergic to both so it can be a challenge on insect night for me. I’ll need to try wax worms.

All of my girls like to lay right in the open, usually close to the enclosure doors. I did have a 1st year girl this who was shy & laid her eggs in the back behind her corkbark; she is due to lay her 2nd clutch any day so will she if she chooses the same spot it not.

One of my favorite mainland pairing:

Use to do Medicare fraud investigations, then Medicare/Medicaid fraud analysis; currently a Sr Consultant doing QA on State’s Medicaid eligibility for children in foster care.

I use screen cages in my gecko room; no issues with humidity for past year, but have room humidifier if needed. I have never had poop issues on the screen, only finger painting their dinner which is a MF to scrub off the screens.

I currently have 7 breeding argicolaes pairs, several RTB males, a juvie female & a week old hatchling. Love the little finger snuggling waddle butts!

Andi Van Zant owner of Gray Sky Exotics www.iHerp.com/Hannibal www.facebook.com/andi.vanzant