 As well as this, sexually reproducing geckos are reported to be more robust and have higher survival rates than those which reproduce asexually.There is a positive correlation between size and viability of eggs, with larger Geckos having eggs which were more likely to survive.There is also a correlation between warmer year-round temperatures and consistent food supply with reproductive seasonality, with Geckos with constant food and temperatures being less likely to develop fat deposits on their stomach, and more likely to be constantly reproductive.