Ladies panther geckos can without much of a stretch live for 7-10 years, in spite of the fact that this pales as opposed to how much time the guys could live (see recorded beneath). The reason females don't live as long as guys is for the most part since they over and over experience the truly stressing method of rearing, multiplication, and furthermore egg laying.
Creating and laying two eggs up to 8 times each year puts an exceptional request after their sensibly small bodies, yet they do as such a seemingly endless amount of time.
Eventually, nonetheless, it makes up for lost time with them. Females can breed viably at around 50 grams in weight, yet doing as such at such a sub-grown-up size could smother their development and furthermore diminish their life expectancy. The more extended female Leopard geckos could manage without rearing and reproducing, the more drawn out their future.