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    When breeding.....

    So I need help... Im wondering if anybody rotates balls in one day & night of breeding? My guy locked for one day and now he liked went to the other side of the tub?

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    If they've locked and loaded, and are now separated - that usually means they're done for the time being. Some of my pairings were done in one day, others took 3 days (or didn't lock at all)... so there's no firm rule.
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    Re: When breeding.....

    Quote Originally Posted by Lolo76 View Post
    If they've locked and loaded, and are now separated - that usually means they're done for the time being. Some of my pairings were done in one day, others took 3 days (or didn't lock at all)... so there's no firm rule.
    So once I saw the lock and it lasted for a night and they got done, should I hive them a brake? She started wrapping around the bowl the next day. Does it really take one good lock or many? Thanks for the input and any help

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    It take only 1 lock at the right time, just like every other animal.

    there no set rules. most people do 3 days in 3 days out. figure out what program wroks for you. if you want take him out.

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