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My husbandry isn’t a issue but thank you for ur feedback

Gotcha sounds good that’s what I though , I’m gonna wait on breeding them as I’m just tryna get good info as there has been a lot of mixed information it’s hard to believe people nowadays that’s why I’m getting info on different sources

The main reason why I’m asking for a second source of advice is because there is 2 breeders in keeping anonymous that are local to me that they will sometimes breed the female on her first clutch as they don’t want the eggs to be infertile if they already going threw that might as well make it...

He usually waits but there has been cases to where he likes to listen to the female when she’s ready , he’s only done one in the past that was 10 months and had success with her but that was years ago

None he told she laid it like nothing

One hasn’t laid with him as I got her when she was 7 months and the other one did lay a clutch with him but he believes she might of seen a male that trigger her from laying never been breed before

Yes those are from the same breeder but not the same parents at all, and thank you I will let her lay her first clutch before breeding her .

Hmm alright sounds good I thought it was the year when you start the very other day etc , and that I’m not 100% sure I got her from a breeder a couple days ago and he told me she laid 2 weeks ago and was infertile she laid them successfully by digging etc

My other female is a little bigger and no she’s a sambava/ambilobe not much of a huge difference and the crickets are mediums .

Oops didn’t hit reply , I posted above

So she seen my male as I was doing some cages changing , and she eats roughly about 8-15 crickets a day basking is 82-88 throughout the day . And I had a female that’s 10 months that laid a infertile clutch 2 weeks ago

Sounds good thank you

She has not laid any yet but shes showing receptive colors constantly , I’ve talked to local breeders and they said to go for it as it’s better to get a fertile clutch rather then not. So I’m just trying to get some more info from other sources .