I have a method that works well for me so far. I put a nesting box into the
enclosure. I use a whip cream container, add moist soil about 1/2 the
height (more moist than the substrate) close the container, and put a hole
in the top big enough for the female to enter.
So far females have never laid any other place than in the enclosure.
I have a few clear plastic containers, and I can check for eggs by looking
under the container. If there are eggs I can see them from the bottom
without digging through the dirt.
Leann
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> > Still having problems with the Rhacodactylus ciliatus though. Boy, are
> > these gecko's good in hiding there eggs!
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