Breeding Part 2

Now if your gecko is pregnant she should lay her eggs in a couple of weeks to months, but be prepared, have an incubater ready when you notice your gecko is pregnant she can lay them at any time. You can tell if an egg is good if it feels like a stale marshmellow, you can tell if its bad if it is'nt really puffed.
Don't get discouraged if your first few eggs die. You can tell if an egg is dead if it starts to turn yellow or golden brown. Set the incubater for 80 to 84 degres for a male and 85 to 89 for a female. Females are easier to breed. I would breed more females because you only realy need one male.