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couple quick questions
When you start pairing to you bring the male into the females tub? or the other way around? Or do you take both into a brand new tub?
Also do you leave anything in there while pairing? (water dishes, hides)
If you are only breeding one pair and you witness a lock, do you continue to pair or call it good?
Thanks again for the info
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I put males in with females, remove hides, leave water dish. In for 2 days off for 3
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I do it opposite.....I find the males tend to check out the tub first, before checking out the female. If I put her in, he just checks HER out, even if she's checking out the tub
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Re: couple quick questions
I remove water bowls and put males with females for up to 4 days at most, and only that long if they are locking up and it took them a few days to do so.
Then they get 2-3 days rest, offered food during that rest, and then back together.
Jerry Robertson

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Re: couple quick questions
So why keep pairing if you witness locking? You all have already told me snake hold their sperm a lot longer then what I though which was 20 days, so if they can hold sperm for years, then why keep pairing if you witness locking?
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Re: couple quick questions
 Originally Posted by Courtney281
So why keep pairing if you witness locking? You all have already told me snake hold their sperm a lot longer then what I though which was 20 days, so if they can hold sperm for years, then why keep pairing if you witness locking?
Because, there's no guarantee that all those sperms are Spartacus. Some or all could be duds...
Last edited by anatess; 10-12-2010 at 10:11 AM.
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Re: couple quick questions
 Originally Posted by anatess
Because, there's no guarantee that all those sperms are Spartacus. Some or all could be duds...
gotcha, thank you
Ball Pythons:
1.7 Normal 1.0 Spider 1.1 Cinnamons
1.1 Mojaves 0.1 Pastel 0.1 Het Albino
1.0 Yellowbelly
Corn Snakes:
1.0 Normal Corn
0.1 Albino Corn
0.1 Creamsicle Corn
Others:1.0 Mexican King Snakes 0.2 Dogs - Gracie and Loba 1.0 Three Legged Cat - O'Doyle
1.0 Red Iguana - Rex 2.0 Umbrella Cockatoos 0.2 Rose Breasted Cockatoos
2.7 Button Quail 2.12 Breeder/Pet Rats
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