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  • 01-30-2010, 09:23 AM
    NathanV
    Would a Female reabsorb if...
    its too cold?? i thought i felt follicles a while ago, this particular girl still locks with males and seemed to be building, but i cant find eggys anymore =[
  • 01-30-2010, 11:29 AM
    twistedtails
    Re: Would a Female reabsorb if...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by NathanV View Post
    its too cold?? i thought i felt follicles a while ago, this particular girl still locks with males and seemed to be building, but i cant find eggys anymore =[

    It could be possible that she ovulated. Once they ovulate the follicles become eggs and are not hard anymore. They are actually hard to feel at that point in development. I would hold her up by her first half and let the lower half dangle until she loosens up. At that point you should be able to see the individual lumps.
  • 01-31-2010, 09:08 PM
    NathanV
    Re: Would a Female reabsorb if...
    thank you! ima do that later on tonight when i get home, my room hit 60 degrees and the thermometers in some of the cages were as low as 69
  • 01-31-2010, 10:46 PM
    twistedtails
    Re: Would a Female reabsorb if...
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    Originally Posted by NathanV View Post
    thank you! ima do that later on tonight when i get home, my room hit 60 degrees and the thermometers in some of the cages were as low as 69

    Well, what happened? I was talking with a bigger breeder the other day and he believes that females will hold off on ovulating if it isn't warm enough to incubate thier eggs. It's kinda funny actaully cause I had a couple female whos' follicles seemed to stop growing. As soon as I started turning the temps up I had one of the girls in question ovulate. So I believe that lower temps do have something to do with delayed ovulations.
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