What is the age of a mature leopard gecko?

Answer 1

It's best if they are over a year old, but that mainly applys to girls. they should preferbaly be over 50 grams. but the males WILL mate sometimes just over a few months old but its best not to let them.

Answer 2

a recommended age for breeding leopard geckos is 1 year old. many breed before this at about 9 months but can be risky for the female gecko as she has not fully grown and making eggs will use up alot of resources needed to fully grow

Answer 3

Male leopard geckos are sexually mature at age 1. Females are sexually mature at age 1.5 - 2 (They have to be big enough to have the egg inside them) They will mate throughout their whole life. They are used to mating right after hibernation in the wild, so for more chances of breeding in a caged environment, introduce them to cooler environments (make sure you take it slowly) and that will increase their chances of breeding after you slowly reintroduce them to their normal temperature. Hope this helps :)

Answer 4

No they dont but it is a healthy thing that they do. its your choice if you want it to mate or not :)

Answer 5

A leopard gecko can live up to twenty-nine or more (male) and twenty-one or possibly more (female) , with good care.

Answer 6

Usually they can reproduce from about the age of 1, but it varies. Babies won't be as strong though with a young mother so best if you wait until they are both about 18 months.

Answer 7

I believe that their isn't a certain age; my gecko was only 6 months when she laid eggs

Answer 8

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