At some point or another, probably not for a couple years even, I'd like to breed leopard geckos. I have a normal female and would like to get a super snow mack or total eclipse male. That's besides the point, but I just get obsessive about researching things.
When the time comes, I understand that different incubation temperatures lead to different amounts of male/female offspring, but I was wondering what the advantages are of either option? I figure if you want one to mate to a gecko you already have it would make sense to want one of the opposite sex, but besides that, what reasons are there? For those who have bred/sold them, does one group tend to sell better than others?
Thank you!
When the time comes, I understand that different incubation temperatures lead to different amounts of male/female offspring, but I was wondering what the advantages are of either option? I figure if you want one to mate to a gecko you already have it would make sense to want one of the opposite sex, but besides that, what reasons are there? For those who have bred/sold them, does one group tend to sell better than others?
Thank you!