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Clutches are typically two soft-shelled eggs

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A mature, healthy female can lay multiple clutches across a breeding season if conditions and nutrition support it..

A mature, healthy female can lay multiple clutches across a breeding season if conditions and nutrition support it.

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PreviousFemales can produce infertile eggs without ever being paired with a maleNextEgg incubation typically takes around 60 to 150 days depending on temperature

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  • Females can produce infertile eggs without ever being paired with a male
  • Egg incubation typically takes around 60 to 150 days depending on temperature
  • Hatchlings are usually housed individually once they disperse from the clutch
  • Sex determination in gargoyle geckos is not as clearly documented as in some other reptiles
  • A well-fed, mature female can lay multiple two-egg clutches across a single breeding season
  • Introducing a breeding pair should be done carefully and supervised, not left unattended

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