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    Quote Originally Posted by RichsBallPythons View Post
    Ill say it now and again, counting from the females shed is pointless. I have 2 females that DONT shed once they ovulate. I count 50-58 days after ovulation for eggs.


    And your still fine as some females will hold on to them longer than others, Giver her time.
    Second this.... my lady ovulated, shed 3 weeks later... and laid at 34 days after ovy. Also didn't build... just ovulated...

    They go by their own schedule.... and test your patience ALL THE TIME!

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