first lock (so happy)

I could be wrong~ it's been known to happen~ but it would be awfully early for this to be her POV shed. She's probably just going into a shed that made her smell.........yuuummmmy ......to your male. If they've finished breeding~ take him out for a few days~ offer them both something to eat. Don't be suprised if they refuse but go ahead and offer~ then put them back together (NOT on feeding day~ the next day) and see if they are still feeling frisky. Good luck! Have fun!

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Originally Posted by Cheryl Marchek aka JM

I could be wrong~ it's been known to happen~ but it would be awfully early for this to be her POV shed. She's probably just going into a shed that made her smell.........yuuummmmy ......to your male. If they've finished breeding~ take him out for a few days~ offer them both something to eat. Don't be suprised if they refuse but go ahead and offer~ then put them back together (NOT on feeding day~ the next day) and see if they are still feeling frisky. Good luck! Have fun!

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its prob just a normal shed and she has been refusing food for a while now, he has`been eating but she wont eat. now should i wait till she sheds before i put him back in with her?

Congrats!

Great looking spider bro! Congrats!

Since this is your first year breeding, my best advice to you is to keep the cycle of pairing and resting going until you get eggs! Just keep pluggin him in there and you won't miss. :sweeet:

-adam

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

Great looking spider bro! Congrats!

Since this is your first year breeding, my best advice to you is to keep the cycle of pairing and resting going until you get eggs! Just keep pluggin him in there and you won't miss. :sweeet:

-adam

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yea dude im just gonna keep plugging him in. and yea he looks good lol he was yours. i hope to buy another snake from ya soon bro

well they have been back together and so fare they seem not interested any more lol

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Originally Posted by Adam_Wysocki

Great looking spider bro! Congrats!

Since this is your first year breeding, my best advice to you is to keep the cycle of pairing and resting going until you get eggs! Just keep pluggin him in there and you won't miss. :sweeet:

-adam

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I agree with what this guy said!

hey I have a question kind of off topic, but how much does your spider weigh? and how old is he?

he is some where around 1400 grams and i think he was born in 05 he is a proveen breeder i purchased from adam over at 8 ball.

he is a very good looking stud!:D