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If you are looking to breed, please understand that the morph market for this species is extremely oversaturated, and you will make no money off of them, even if cutting corners with care. Ask yourself these questions: Will you be able to house 10 hatchlings per female you breed? Do you have the money for a proper incubator? Do you have a goal for breeding your animals? Do you know the genetic and health history for every animal you intend to breed? Do you have a good understanding of leopard gecko genetics? Are you prepared to keep all animals you cannot sell? If you answered 'no' to any one of these questions, please do not breed your leopard geckos.
* [/r/leopardgeckos wiki Good Breeder page](https://www.reddit.com/r/leopardgeckos/wiki/index/faq/good-breeder/)
* [The ReptiFiles Breeding Page](https://reptifiles.com/responsible-reptile-breeding/)
* [GeckoBoa's genetics and ethics page](https://www.geckoboa.com/leopard-gecko-genetics)
* [Leopard Geckos London ethical breeding interview by Leopard Gecko on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp-jfVoGXq0&t=18s&ab_channel=LeopardGecko)
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Hello /u/Barotrawma and welcome to the leopard geckos subreddit! Our bot has detected that you either have eggs, or that you might want to breed leopard geckos. If you have eggs and don't know what to do with them, consider freezing them. Poor incubation (under a lamp, on a heat pad, in a shoddy incubator) can cause serious deformities that result in suffering hatchlings. Infertile eggs from single females should be treated the same or simply discarded. If you are looking to breed, please understand that the morph market for this species is extremely oversaturated, and you will make no money off of them, even if cutting corners with care. Ask yourself these questions: Will you be able to house 10 hatchlings per female you breed? Do you have the money for a proper incubator? Do you have a goal for breeding your animals? Do you know the genetic and health history for every animal you intend to breed? Do you have a good understanding of leopard gecko genetics? Are you prepared to keep all animals you cannot sell? If you answered 'no' to any one of these questions, please do not breed your leopard geckos. * [/r/leopardgeckos wiki Good Breeder page](https://www.reddit.com/r/leopardgeckos/wiki/index/faq/good-breeder/) * [The ReptiFiles Breeding Page](https://reptifiles.com/responsible-reptile-breeding/) * [GeckoBoa's genetics and ethics page](https://www.geckoboa.com/leopard-gecko-genetics) * [Leopard Geckos London ethical breeding interview by Leopard Gecko on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp-jfVoGXq0&t=18s&ab_channel=LeopardGecko) If this comment doesn't apply to your submission, please ignore it or report it so we can improve this community. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/leopardgeckos) if you have any questions or concerns.*