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Why is this?

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  • 10-22-2008, 09:13 PM
    BallPythonMan
    Why is this?
    When introducing my male and female one is always wandering and the other is lazy. During the first introduction i put the male in the females tub and the female just lays there and the male wonders around. So the second time around i put the female in the males tub and the male lays there and the female wonders around. Would it work to put them in a nuetral site so they both are active. Her tub is heating by a 75W night bulb and his is heated by an UTH.
  • 10-22-2008, 09:29 PM
    waltah!
    Re: Why is this?
    How long are you leaving them alone together?
  • 10-22-2008, 09:34 PM
    Somed00d
    Re: Why is this?
    not every introduction results in a lock. The female is likely the cause if you don't get locks I find male are almost always ready.

    put him in there and leave him in there for 2-3 days. dont bother them often. they stay locked up for hours (or days) so there is no need to be constantly looking

    being active is not a sign of anything other than exploring a new place.

    keep at it you will eventually get your locks.. no hurry here it takes months and months before you will get eggs.
  • 10-22-2008, 09:52 PM
    BallPythonMan
    Re: Why is this?
    Im leaving them together for 3 days off for 2 days to feed then back on
  • 10-23-2008, 01:54 AM
    Sputnik
    Re: Why is this?
    Try leaving them in for more then 3 days.... sometimes a few more or a week does the trick.
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