Is this a good sign? Insights anyone?

My big normal gal who I've had since 08 stopped eating the weekend I put my enchi lesser with her (Oct 1st). Tonight she took down a rat :gj:. Is that a sign of something??

Normally it would be a sign......to keep breeding her. Females typically stop feeding around 30 days before ovulating, at which time they become gravid. In other words, no it is not a sign other than her being hungry.

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Originally Posted by Brandon Osborne

Normally it would be a sign......to keep breeding her. Females typically stop feeding around 30 days before ovulating, at which time they become gravid. In other words, no it is not a sign other than her being hungry.

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Thanks for the info :gj:!

What if they stop feed all together, after a few times throwing a male in with her?


0.3 Normals (Coilette, Athena and Mary Jane)
1.0 Pastel (De Sol)
1.0 Spider (Zeus)
1.0 Mojave (Prometheus)

0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa (Stella)
0.1 BCI (Kiyoko)

They can be silly during breeding season. Typically they will eat until they ovulate, so if she's eating it should mean she's not prego yet. Although I had a girl that ate all the way up to laying.

All of our females usually feed weekly during the breeding season. We had one female refuse today. She has been locked 6 times since the first week of September and appears to be "building". If she refuses again in the next two feedings we will mark her cage to watch for ovulation.