Ovulation

im just sayin for someone who is new to breedin and doesnt know forsure if its an ovulation i would continue to pair to be on the safe side, if u know forsure then by all means stop the pairing :)

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Originally Posted by Python Guru

im just sayin for someone who is new to breedin and doesnt know forsure if its an ovulation i would continue to pair to be on the safe side, if u know forsure then by all means stop the pairing :)

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Which is why I use IF ;)

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Originally Posted by Deborah

Which is why I use IF ;)

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lol well IF i paid more attention to ur post i would have saw that, but im a dummy :gj:

I re-introduced them today. When I checked around 4pm, they were curled up side by side, so that's better than being on opposite sides. They were on the warm side. Would having her palpated confirm eggs or not? I can't feel anything, but I think I'm doing it wrong. There is someone in town who can do it for me.

I was always scared to palpate after an ovulation cuz I was scared to screw something up so. I would honestly keep waiting and keep pairing, and upon what you think might have been an ovulation it should take about 10 to 14 days before her pre lay shed. And then upon that you can quite pairing and start the incubator. Otherwise you know what you saw was building and you need to keep pairing and watching for glowing and the actual ovulation.

She's been glowing for a few weeks now. I'd say she started getting lighter about a month ago and she's been really light for the past 2 weeks or so.