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    Ovulation during shed ??

    Is there such a thing as ovulation DURING shed cycle ??? My bumblebee is in shed. She has previously locked with my male a few times but not in the past week or so. She also hasn't eaten for at least 7 days, because of the shed cycle. This shed also seems to be progressing "slower" then normal? Slower to turn opaque. Now I see a "swelling" in her lower body. I don't really see a pronounced ridge along her back, though, and I haven't checked her tail. Before I bother her again, is it even possible to have ovulation during a shed cycle ??

    Sorry for all the "newbie" questions..lol



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    Re: Ovulation during shed ??

    She's probably still building. If she only locked a few times that is what I would think. Beautiful python.
    Stay in peace and not pieces.

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