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    Oh oops for some reason I had it in my head that Dracoluna was the OP!

    Good luck!

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    Hopefully one of the pairings took. If she has been receptive, (like 6/8 pairnings had evidence, and I've witnessed a couple locks) does that mean that I didn't miss the ovlation? That's my biggest concern. It's been 26 days from the first succesful pairing, and I'm not really seeing significant sweling yet.. Should it be obvious by now? I'm not good at feeling for the eggs either..
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    Re: Has anybody paired some corns up?

    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew21 View Post
    Hopefully one of the pairings took. If she has been receptive, (like 6/8 pairnings had evidence, and I've witnessed a couple locks) does that mean that I didn't miss the ovlation? That's my biggest concern. It's been 26 days from the first succesful pairing, and I'm not really seeing significant sweling yet.. Should it be obvious by now? I'm not good at feeling for the eggs either..
    They don't ovulate in the sense that BP's do really. There won't be massive swelling and some girls done even appear gravid. My big normal girl's only sign was she'd refuse her meal the week she'd lay. As soon as she refused, I'd put her lay box in. Never failed.
    Ball Pythons: 1.1 Pastave (Regulus and Ceti), 0.1 Albino (Aria), 0.1 Lesser (Daenerys), 0.1 Mojave (Sangria), 1.0 Enchi Pastel (Declan), 0.1 Normal (Sydney), 1.0 Lesser pos. het Clown/Pied (Loki), 1.0 het Clown pos. het lavender albino (Liam), 0.2 het Clown (Cara and Milly)

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    I haven't paired any corns. I have two males I'm growing up to breed to my snow. One is her son, an amel het axanthic. The other is a ghost stripe. The amel male is about 200g and the ghost is about 170g. So they have a little bit to go before I'll consider breeding them. I also have two females growing up, a snow and an anery het amel (both are the snow's daughters). I was hoping to get another male or two at the next show I go to so I can get some new genes into my collection.

    As far as normals carrying genes, I got one heck of a surprise when I bred a normal male I bought at a local reptile shop (sold as a Hypo but he was just a very light normal) to my snow female. I figured I would get normals het for snow and the first baby that popped its head out of an egg was a snow! The father ended up being het for snow.
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    Re: Has anybody paired some corns up?

    Quote Originally Posted by Jay_Bunny View Post
    As far as normals carrying genes, I got one heck of a surprise when I bred a normal male I bought at a local reptile shop (sold as a Hypo but he was just a very light normal) to my snow female. I figured I would get normals het for snow and the first baby that popped its head out of an egg was a snow! The father ended up being het for snow.
    Talk about a surprise! Very nice!

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    Sweet! That's some luck! I'd be extremely happy if I actually got some amel motleys. If there is any morph that pops out I'm gonna keep it. I've got everything ready, just waiting on some eggs!!
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