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About Tracie Kretzschmar
Expertise
I can answer questions pertaining to health, UVB specifics, overall husbandry care & supplementation, analysis of blood test results, and behavioral problems & handling. I can answer questions pertaining to bearded dragons, leopard geckos, iguanas, uromastyx & ball pythons. I can answer adeno virus related questions in bearded dragons, & then specifically about the testing methods as well. I am beginning an Pogona Adeno Testing Society in 2008 which will help to begin to start some standardization within the bearded dragon colonies of the breeders who choose to test.

Experience
I have been working with bearded dragons for over 5 years now, as well as leopard geckos, too. I am currently doing rescues, as well. I hope to be able to educate people prior to them purchasing an exotic pet in order to avoid any health crisis with them.

Education/Credentials
I have a master's degree in sports medicine & physiology, & 1 year of vet tech schooling, & am currently working on a reptile certification through the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council.

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Reptiles - leopard geckos

Expert: Tracie Kretzschmar - 11/6/2009

Question
I have one leopard gecko (it is a female) i am planning on getting another one, i am afraid if i get another one (a male one)they will breed on their own. I all ready know how hard it is to take care of leopard gecko eggs and i know i don't have the stuff to care for all the eggs they have. and if they do have eggs i don't know if i could enen sell the geckos

Answer
Hello Ashley,

Yes, they will breed on their own, regardless of age. So, if you are going to get another leopard gecko, you will need to put a divider in the tank, or just get another tank. That is really the only way to avoid having a pregnant female.

Tracie

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