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    BPnet Veteran Ladybugzcrunch's Avatar
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    What do you think? lock?

    I paired a couple virgins up yesterday. Upon introduction the male went tongue flick crazy and the female was wagging like nuts. There was condensate on the bin later on so I checked on them and the female was in her hide and the male was outside the hide. I looked in again this morning and found them like this.





    The tails look perfectly aligned but are not hugging each other like most locks that I see so I am unsure if they have got it yet. It is supposed to rain tomorrow so maybe that will encourage them a bit more. What do you think?
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    Re: What do you think? lock?

    Almost there.

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    maybe remove the hide so she cant hide just an idea

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    I'm had a similar situation here:


    And a few hours later I noticed this:


    I'm not 100% sure if it's a lock, but at least something is happening, so I'm happy, because earlier this female was not interested in males at all .
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    Normal 1.3 // Mojave 0.1 // Pinstripe 0.1 // Spider 1.1 // Lesser 1.1 // Clown 0.3 // Pastel Clown 1.0 // Fire Fly 1.0 // Pewter 1.1 // Pastel het. Clown 1.0 // Dinker (probably YB complex) 1.2 // Kingpin poss YB 1.1 // Enchi Calico 1.0 // Pied 0.1 // Albino 0.1 // Cinnamon 0.1 //

    Red Tail Boa het Kahl Albino 1.1

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    They usually line up before they actually lock, it looks like they are lining up to me.

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    I do not want to disturb them too much so I will just assume there is a good chance for a lock. Common albinos.
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    Had to check on the love birds one more time before bed and this is what I found.



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