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Just an update on these lovers... The girl had a nice full shed and emptied out shortly after my last post on 11/25. I examined her and she is looking great, but doesn't appear to have any bulging and I couldn't feel anything in her. After I stuck her back in she was very active and looking out the front of her tub a lot. I stuck the boy back in with her and he immediately began courting her. I witnessed another lock around 5:00 AM this morning and they are still locked up. Hopefully the timing was right this time!
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Re: Possibly My First Gravid Ball Python Ever?
Originally Posted by Aedryan Methyus
Just an update on these lovers... The girl had a nice full shed and emptied out shortly after my last post on 11/25. I examined her and she is looking great, but doesn't appear to have any bulging and I couldn't feel anything in her. After I stuck her back in she was very active and looking out the front of her tub a lot. I stuck the boy back in with her and he immediately began courting her. I witnessed another lock around 5:00 AM this morning and they are still locked up. Hopefully the timing was right this time!
Dont get disappointed just because you don’t get eggs right away, it can take a long time for the female to build and it doesn’t sound like you know where she is at in the building process. My first experience I had locks every month for around 8 months before I got eggs, I started around this time last year and didn’t get my eggs until May. Just keep pairing once a month and continue to feed her weekly if she’ll take it. She’ll build and eventually you should get a nice healthy clutch, sometimes you just have to be patient though. Good luck.
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Yeah... This is her first time and mine as well. Maybe I should enroll us in Lamaze classes, huh? lol An ultrasound machine would sure make the process a lot easier...
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Once again, there is some "not so wild n' crazy" snakey poo lovin' going on in my snake room... lol So, now I have witnessed locks on 9/15, 11/08, 11/27 and 12/13... Cross your fingers for me!
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So, these guys were locked up for a whole day on 12/13 then I separated them again... The female then spent the whole next 3 days coiled up on the cool side and now she's on the hot side. Any idea what that could mean?
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This girl is still spending most of her time on the cool side... No one knows what this means?
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Re: Possibly My First Gravid Ball Python Ever?
Originally Posted by Aedryan Methyus
This girl is still spending most of her time on the cool side... No one knows what this means?
have you reviewed this page that Deborah linked for you earlier? http://ballpython.ca/breeding/
Hanging out on the cool end is usually when they are building.
(Or her warm end is too warm but I assume that's not the case)
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Re: Possibly My First Gravid Ball Python Ever?
Originally Posted by Aedryan Methyus
This girl is still spending most of her time on the cool side... No one knows what this means?
It probably means she has not ovulated yet and is still just building. After she ovulates she will not be interested in the male anymore and will start hanging out on the warm side to start cooking the eggs. As said before, building can take a long time, be patient. Just continue to introduce the male once a month and keep an eye on her. If you witness an ovy or notice she’s on the warm side then your probably getting closer but for now you may have a while to wait still.
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Cool... Thanks you guys. That's what I was hoping! Maybe next time they lock she will go...
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