Quote Originally Posted by ImBooBy View Post
The female usually takes a few days to ovulate. You can usually tell a few days before she ovulates. There's a color change and swelling that begins. The actual ovulation lasts a few days. A female will not allow a lock a few days before her ovulation. No point pairing after the ovulation.
OK then, so the female will only allow a lock during or after ovulation, and the male not likely to pursue a lock after?

Could it be possible then, that the first time i put the pair together and they locked, that she is now preggers?

I know it sounds naive but have to ask.

She has shown no unusual behavior since lock.