YOSHI

@Tia Denton I foundout they don't need to be bred to produce eggs I've had mine for 2 years now and she's definitely got the ovulation spot going on... she's stopped eating for almost a month now, lost a bit of weight in her tail but her stomach has plumped out and she's been digging the moss out of her moss box...so I'm gonna replace her moss box with a container of substrate to see what happens. I know the eggs (if she does lay any) won't be fertile (she was what I consider a baby when I bought her...her whole body including tail fit in my hand)

@Goodlukwitthat
yeah i know they can lay eggs without being bred.... i just want babies she is to darn cute not to try i mean look at that face

have you been to http://www.geckoboa.com/ They have BEAUTIFUL morphs for sale and they used to do adoptions, but not sure if they still do or not.

no i haven't but ill look into right now i gotta get used to the slings with have so imma wait on the gecko for now... but will def look into it thnx