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    Re: My first time and theirs

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    Hey AR, what I got for you is its approximately 4 months and 5 days from beginning to pair to laying of eggs. Then it's approx. 84 days from pairing to ovulation. Ovulation to pre lay shed is 13 days. Ultimately the pre lay shed occurs and thirty days after that should be the egg laying. Congrats man! Those are some awesome bp's and a great pairing! Just keep pairing them once or twice a month until you see a ovulation or she swells and puts on the grams.
    Interesting, I didn't know about the "its approximately 4 months and 5 days from beginning to pair to laying of eggs". We paired our Pastel for about 10 months before she laid. I wonder how many actually lay within that time frame? We started pairing in the summer (as the poster is), and our Pastel held onto the eggs until laying season (two months ago). Our Pinstripe laid in December after pairing her for 6 months.

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