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    Palping

    Can someone throw me to an educational thread on palping, I get the general idea but a write up would be fantastic. A thread or a website or something, I know I know get 'the book' but I havent so help me out.

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    Re: Palping

    Quote Originally Posted by Subzero View Post
    Can someone throw me to an educational thread on palping, I get the general idea but a write up would be fantastic. A thread or a website or something, I know I know get 'the book' but I havent so help me out.
    http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/ma.../palpating.asp

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    Re: Palping

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    Re: Palping

    ok so once you feel the follicles is she considered gravid and no longer needs the male?

    My thoughts were that they copulate a few times and then she starts building what i thought were follicles, then the next few copulations fertalize the follicles to become eggs, i guess i was wrong

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    Re: Palping

    thats what i always thought too. I thought you should keep breeding after she ovulates. guess I was wrong too?

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