Breeding thick Tailed Geckos

[dougie210]

Hi,
Guys i am hoping to breed my pair of thick tailed geckos, they are 2 yrs old, i only got them about 3 and a half weeks ago, the female has a regenerated tail, it was like this when i bought them, they are being kept in a 45cm wide x 45cm deep x 60cm tall exo-terra enclosure(NOTE*I know it is tall i was originally putting frogs in it but decided on gex) they have URS Red desert sand as the substrate, an exo-terra magnetic den on the warm side and a Bask n bath hide rock(it has a water bowl connected to a hide) there is a plant inside the tank(exo-terra) i have recently put a chinese container fill with sand with a hole in the lid for a nest box(i think this is right) i also spray them twice a day, sometimes 3 times a day, i feed them every 2-3days on medium crickets, so what do i do to help them breed?, oh there temps. range during the day about 26-28 degrees and at night and in the early morning it is at about 22-25 degrees, so what else do i need to do?
Thanks,
Chris

how do you upload pictures so i can show you there tank, but in the picture of there setup i havn't got the chinese box in it.

 

[JasonL]

Milii will breed when they are ready to do so, the keeper really doesn't have to do anything special. Are you sure of their age? and their history? 100%? as usually ones with regrown tails have been wild caught, not always, but usually, and wild caught milii can be much harder to breed successfully, due to stress and age. I bought my milli as half grown yearlings (a trio), I pumped them up to full size by their second year, at two years old, the females laid a few slugs but it wasn't untill their third year they produced fertile eggs, and they laid a stack of them, and have done ever since.