So You Want To Breed - Leopard Gecko Breeding Advice - Hatchling Care

Leopard gecko hatchling care. This video shows you our hatchling bin setup, as well as what to do if your hatchling does not eat. Let us know if you have any questions, thanks for watching.

[@reptilekeller]

i hatched my first leopard gecko today!!

[@tfn792]

Reptile Keller happy 5 years of your first hatched gecko

[@OnlineGeckos]

I'm glad it helped! It's a really good trick, works very well :)

[@BucknBreamOutdoors]

Very good video and video series.

[@Donotlikebadpeople]

Very informative vid

[@connorfox239]

This is my new favourite youtube channel

[@OnlineGeckos]

Some breeders do keep them in doubles, and have done so fairly successfully. I recommend keeping them alone. This is mainly because hatchlings are skittish, they have the tendencies to strike at another's tail, or mistaken other gecko's movement as food. Keeping them solo will reduce chances at tail nips, missing toes, missing tails, and other injuries.

[@jaredmoore3203]

A+

[@Cuppycake243]

Is it better to limit the occupancy of each bin to one hatchling? Is it safe to "double up" the hatchlings?

[@heidiferrell679]

How many times can u actually breed leopard geckos in one year or breeding season I suppose u could say

[@eveninglakegems9410]

dont you need to provide some sort of heating like a lamp for the hatchilings?

[@OnlineGeckos]

They all have under tank heating. For the rack system setup with the bins, they have flexwatt belly heating. Belly heating is definitely essential for leopard geckos as they rely on belly heating for proper digestion.

[@rockinchris11216]

Hey do you have any breeder leopard geckos for sell