8. 2010 breeding season has begun

for sure we are up and running as from friday morning 22/01/2010 when we found two good eggs in Marge's, our senior hypo, living quarters. Looks like her recent liaison with Mo who looks like a bit of a mongrel from a normal x mack snow has paid dividends. In fact Mo has some quite interesting clours and patterns i.e. small black spotting and a lot of what i would call a limey/green background. Beyond this we haven't got a clue what these leos are het for. Hence all the more exciting to see what we get if we get a successful incubation. Anyways the eggs are in our Herp nursery 2 with the temperature setting at 28 degrees Celsius for females. So hers hoping for two hatchlings with estimated time of hatch being between 7th - 14th march 2010. Best not to count your leos until hatch so lets keep our fingers crossed.

7. Mack Snow and Patternless girls looking for new homes

Female Mack Snow

Female patternless



Now that these two gorgeous female leopards geckos have reached 20 grams they are now fully established and ready to find new homes. Both are in great shape and consistently gaining weight week by week and have no health issues. Both will make great pets or future breeding stock. Both are priced at £30. Contact details and more availble leopard geckos can be found on our website at
http://lowestoftleopardgeckos.co.uk/