Breeding
Japaluras lay eggs in nests in late May to June which will hatch in mid July to August in shallow nests with an average of 5 to 7 eggs per nest. Due to the low price on the market currently for the Japaluras, they are not favored by commercial breeders, and little more is known about their breeding.
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