Re: Females trying to lock?
I would also get an incubator set up just in case. It only takes once, and a few min. :)
I have an aggressive female as well. She's about 2000 g's, and once whacked my male in the head. Yeah, didn't turn out so well. He spent the rest of the three days on the opposite side of the tub.
Good luck with them!
Re: Females trying to lock?
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i called him and asked him since i have his snake and he has mine and i had plans to breed to the bee if he would run some males through her since i wont get her back for about a month.. so hes going to run a spinner to her for me.. so i guess i still kinda luck out in this deal.
ouch that sucks.. 3 years later you found out? :( sorry to hear that..
ya i have been looking at incubators but everyone seems to prefer the cheap ones from like tractor supply from what i read for hatching chicks and they are like 40-50 bucks.. any thoughts on this? i have a mini redbull fridge i would like to convert one day... too :)
lets just say i will be taking a probe kit with me to every show from this point forward... and i will probe them myself ...
No no. I would not use the Tractor Supply model. Ex-Employee, but i'll spare you my rants about those incubators. Try the Hovabator: http://www.bigappleherp.com/Hovabator-Incubators. Or something similar. Make sure it's a reptile incubator. They are more consistant with temps :)
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Thanks.. i was debating on that one the hovabator.. they have two models tho.. which one the turbo fan or no turbo fan?
Well i went to check on the female who has been alone ever since my suspicion that the other female was a male.. and she is going into shed.... :( hope she didnt take to that male.. hes a 100% het T positive caramel albino.. a whole bunch of possible hets does me no good.. do you think i should put my bee in with her? now it makes sense why the bee has been stressed out as well because he was in with the other male instead of a female..
Well, I would wait until after she sheds, and maybe try to give her a meal before. If she's in a new place, she should get about a week to settle in. Then try all you want. She could retain sperm from both males. I even think there was an instance with an egg that had traits from two males. I could be wrong though, and only heard it once. But, if you do happen to end up with some hets, and they prove out, having some caramels come out of a bad deal isn't a really bad thing. ;)
On a side note, if you purchase a new snake (no matter where it came from). Always quarantine. Especially from a show. The breeder might have healthy babies, but they can pick anything up from a show. I've heard horror stories about mites. And, the to and from places were both clean.