too late to breed?

I know the breeding season is in full swing right now. My cinnie girl is finally over 1200g. Is it too late or should I wait for next season? Thanx.

Heck Doris, Mike and I are barely into this breeding season yet (that would be the snakes not me and Mike LOL). From what I've seen the past couple of years many breeders are having decent results breeding all year long.

If you feel she's ready to go, try her. If she goes, she goes.

I'm following Jo around today *:rofl:*

Anywho, we started breeding last year in Feb, just a late year, what's one more month? :P

Connie if you are going to follow me around for gawd's sakes grab me a cuppa coffee will ya! LOL

Doris, I forgot to mention I have two males in with the ladies today. I just peeked in on them and well, they don't seem to mind that it's March if you catch my drift. :)

thanx guys.. of course Jo.. you know whats going to happen now don't you? :giggle: sorry I just have too. its too good to pass up. :rofl:

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Originally Posted by Ladydragon

thanx guys.. of course Jo.. you know whats going to happen now don't you? :giggle: sorry I just have too. its too good to pass up. :rofl:

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Hey I did put in "(that would be the snakes not me and Mike LOL)" cuz I know how you folks think around here. :rofl:

:giggle: sowwy!! I am weak weak weak. forgive me.. lol.

I'll forgive anyone anything if they just would hand me a really good cup of coffee!!!!!! :D

Oh and Doris dear, turnabout is fair play. I could have posted in response to your thread titled "too late to breed" something like....

Doris what you do in your private life is your business!

or

I don't know dear, do you think you're too old?

LOL

Yeah, go for it. I had a girl I was waiting until she put some more weight on that I didn't start pairing until about a month ago.

I don't think it's to late my pair of balls just locked up yesterday .

I don't think it's too late, either. I just started pairing one of my females up who was on the smallish side; I figure, if I stagger things, then I will have a less-crowded incubator at any given time, and also, babies at different sizes/stages. But that's just me and my weird way of doing it!

speaking of breeding. i read all the faq and sticky on this forum about breeding

what i wanna know is how should my set up in a 4x2 cage. should i leave it open with two hides or what?. im a newbie to breed and i just want some more info

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Originally Posted by zombie&lemons

speaking of breeding. i read all the faq and sticky on this forum about breeding

what i wanna know is how should my set up in a 4x2 cage. should i leave it open with two hides or what?. im a newbie to breed and i just want some more info

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this is getting a little old start your own thread

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Originally Posted by frankykeno

I'll forgive anyone anything if they just would hand me a really good cup of coffee!!!!!! :D

Oh and Doris dear, turnabout is fair play. I could have posted in response to your thread titled "too late to breed" something like....

Doris what you do in your private life is your business!

or

I don't know dear, do you think you're too old?

LOL

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Its never too late too breed unless she's already ovulated!!
My rule is to keep breeding any slackers at a slower pace once the main breeding season is over. The males love it!! lol
I try to keep humidity as high as I can with breeders. Its not easy when the air up here is usually only 10-20% humidity.

Good luck!

well now.. I don't think she's ovulated because as far as I know she's never been placed with a male before... doesn't the introduction of a male as well as copulation bring on the ovulation? :scratches head: I gotta go reread breeding information.

im right there with ya. i just dropped my female off at a friends house. hopefully we will have some het pieds!!