First season of white snowballs (progression thread)

*continues to lock*

*continues to not ovulate*

Can't wait until she finally gives me eggs in the year 2020.

Wow no eggs yet

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Originally Posted by redshepherd

*continues to lock*

*continues to not ovulate*

Can't wait until she finally gives me eggs in the year 2020.

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Has Blissey ovulated/shed yet? I can't wait to see Blissey with some eggs, it'll be so fitting XD



Any chance you'll name one after the other egg pokemon (exeggcute) someday? haha

Haha, mine are doing the same ;)

Good luck to you, here is to some Eggs soon and to lots of "whiteys" :)

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Originally Posted by rdoyle

Wow no eggs yet

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Yep, guess this is sometimes only a game for the patient. LOL

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Originally Posted by kxr

Has Blissey ovulated/shed yet? I can't wait to see Blissey with some eggs, it'll be so fitting XD

Any chance you'll name one after the other egg pokemon (exeggcute) someday? haha

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Nope! Not even close. And haha yes, I was super excited to name her that originally. :D But now.. Heck.

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Originally Posted by zina10

Haha, mine are doing the same ;)

Good luck to you, here is to some Eggs soon and to lots of "whiteys" :)

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sigh! Thanks! :D Good luck to you too

Good luck! Here's to lots of BELs and no bug eyes!

Fear not Red, you are still a little ways away from the 4 to 8 month follicular maturation to ovulation time factor. Once you notice her staying on the warm side and refusing meals you can start looking for the ovulation. It rolls downhill after the ovy. :D

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Originally Posted by HannahLou

Good luck! Here's to lots of BELs and no bug eyes!

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Thanks! Bug eyes in super lessers aren't a big deal, in my experience. My Yukon had bug eyes as a hatchling, and he "grew into them" as he got older. I'm sure nobody could tell he used to have bug eyes now haha

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Fear not Red, you are still a little ways away from the 4 to 8 month follicular maturation to ovulation time factor. Once you notice her staying on the warm side and refusing meals you can start looking for the ovulation. It rolls downhill after the ovy. :D

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Ah I see, cool cool :D Can't wait til ovy.

Hm, my Bumble bee has refused to eat twice now. And that is SOOOOOOOOOO not like her. She has always had a robust appetite.

However, for the life of me, I can't feel any follicles. But then, I didn't try super hard, don't want to hurt her..

She is also mostly on the warm end now, while for a while she would be only on the cool end. She is still "getting it on" with the male though.

Oh well, I'm not stressing. Its going to happen, or not. ;)

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Originally Posted by zina10

Hm, my Bumble bee has refused to eat twice now. And that is SOOOOOOOOOO not like her. She has always had a robust appetite.

However, for the life of me, I can't feel any follicles. But then, I didn't try super hard, don't want to hurt her..

She is also mostly on the warm end now, while for a while she would be only on the cool end. She is still "getting it on" with the male though.

Oh well, I'm not stressing. Its going to happen, or not. ;)

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That's the approach you want, don't stress it. There isn't much you can do about it if it doesn't happen and you might find yourself a pleasantly plump, glowing bumble bee someday.