First time breeding

[llovelace]

I do know of some breeders who breed all year long but that's because they have precisely controlled environments that give optimal conditions for this.

My second clutch was laid last night, and am expecting 2 more shortly. I must admit that I got a late start. I don't have a precisely controlled environment just a tiled reptile / rat room that I keep at 79*

[rabernet]

ok no one wants to chime in.

You also had it in a forum that wasn't about breeding (Morphs and Genetics) - so I moved it to the Breeding forum for you.

They don't always lock, and they don't always figure it out the first time. You've got MONTHS to go before you're even close to an ovulation and eggs, so they've got a lot of time to figure it out.

Be sure to give them both rests.

[snakesRkewl]

Storms rolled into the Northwest

Been locked up for 16 hours....And are still locked


Patience is the key, give them time and as Robin mentions be sure to rest them and offer food between breeding.

[snakesRkewl]

What exactly should I be looking for?

They will let you know when they love each other

[jjsnakedude]

They will let you know when they love each other

Good luck on BELs!

[sookieball]

Thanks to everyone for their input!!

Yeah that video showed a very helpful tid bit!

After I put them together I found tons of like wet spots with small urates and a little just idk wet substrate
If that's a good sign than yay!!!

I guess nature does know what it's doing and needs no help

[snakesRkewl]

After I put them together I found tons of like wet spots with small urates and a little just idk wet substrate
If that's a good sign than yay!!!

I guess nature does know what it's doing and needs no help

Mother nature definitely needs no help

Sounds like she was scenting up the place, good luck with your pairing