>2)Gekko
>Grossmani,
havent bred these, Jon?
G. grossmanni, along with the G. vittatus and Ptychozoon, normally lay
their eggs in contact with the glass. If a wood
terrarium is used, they will again be glued to the walls. If the eggs are
not laid in an elevated location, chances are very
high that the eggs are infertile. There are always exceptions to this, and
the exceptions almost always consist of some other arboreal location like
the inside of cork tubes, bamboo, branches, vertically oriented slabs of
bark, and I even know
a person who utilized a small man-made bird house (which was fastened to
the side of the terrarium...Tokays laid all of their eggs in this).
Jon
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