is this the glow?

[ENA Reptiles]

so i started to notice acter ive been pairing my lesser to this girl that she is starting to lighten up. ive been pairing her since mid june. when should i expect to see an ovulation? She hasn't eaten in a month. But hasnt lost weight she actually gained 40 grams.


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[rlditmars]

She looks lighter in the second photo but without knowing the lighting situation it is difficult to make a fair assessment. Here is a link to a thread I've started which has a picture in the first post of two snakes mating.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ghlight=creamy

In the eighth post of the same thread is another picture of the same two snakes side by side. You can really see the difference that didn't appear to exist in the first photo. Would you say the change is that drastic? If so then it's likely glowing and while it is hard to say when she will go, it is a sign of good things to come. Best of luck.

[ENA Reptiles]

She looks lighter in the second photo but without knowing the lighting situation it is difficult to make a fair assessment. Here is a link to a thread I've started which has a picture in the first post of two snakes mating.

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ghlight=creamy

In the eighth post of the same thread is another picture of the same two snakes side by side. You can really see the difference that didn't appear to exist in the first photo. Would you say the change is that drastic? If so then it's likely glowing and while it is hard to say when she will go, it is a sign of good things to come. Best of luck.

Yes she seems to be alot lighter. Ive been breeding her alot and she has had many locks in the past 2 months. So it seems to me after a bit more research that the dates seem to add up. I started pairing her 2 months ago and she has a nice build so hopefully im not just seeing things lol

[grcforce327]

If you're going to make a comparison like that,take the common sense approach and take the pic in the same location, with the same lighting. Don't throw up a terribly grainy pic next to a clear one, on a different surface.