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    Re: Palpating

    What I forgot to include is that both females are refusing the male. I think I will just set up the incubator just in case
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    Re: Palpating

    Quote Originally Posted by llovelace View Post
    What I forgot to include is that both females are refusing the male. I think I will just set up the incubator just in case
    That looks like a good sign to me. She looks rather large in the mid section as well.

    Also if they are refusing the male, then they are probably either gravid or done for the season. When a female becomes gravid she stops releasing phermones, so males will lose interest in them.

    Good luck. I'd set the incubator up too!

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