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    Re: No Locks - Next Steps?

    If that is what you planned to pair, then what do you have to lose by trying again? First because you didn't observe a lock, doesn't mean conclusively they didn't lock. It may also be that they aren't into one night stands and just want to take it a little slower and get to know one another.

    But seriously, you may want to watch the weather and when there is stormy weather coming in, try pairing them again. For some reason ball pythons will be a lot more receptive to breeding with low pressure weather systems upon you. Best of luck whatever you decide and hope you have a successful season.

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