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Posted by TomWood on May 06, 2003 at 22:23:11:

In Reply to: Western Banded Gecko Question posted by pyrodragon on May 06, 2003 at 21:25:44:

As they are Eublepharids, incubate the eggs as though they were leopard gecko or Fat-tail eggs. I've used both the vermiculite and perlite with great success. The ambient humidity and temp. is more crucial than the medium itself. Unlike Coleonyx eggs, P. rangei eggs are hard-shelled, and are more resistent to dessication. Hope this helps.

Tom

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