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Breeding Questions
Hello! I'm thinking about starting to breed this year if anyone is up to size. I just have a few questions.
1. How early would you breed your female? My dad has a two year old at around 1,250-1,300 grams. What weight should I be aiming for with her? I'm thinking somewhere around 1,400.
2. When would you start pairing? I read Markus Jayne's breeding pictorial. According to that, it's best to start in November, but I'd love to know if anyone else does something different.
3. What are some issues I have to be aware of that occur during breeding?
4. Should I supervise when the two snakes are first introduced? How long? What problems am I looking for?
5. How long between pairings? I know to leave the male in for three days unless I see a lock before I give him some time off, but how long of a break should the female get?
0.1 Onyx Pastel
0.1 Bumblebee Het Red Axanthic
0.1 Cinnamon Fire
0.1 Mahogany
0.1 Mojave Bumblebee
0.1 Super Pastel Pinstripe
0.1 Super Pastel Spinner
0.1 Sherbert Fly
0.1 Calico
0.1 Mojave
1.0 SuperFly
1.0 Enchi Lesser Spider (possible pastel)
1.0 Pastel Vanilla
1.0 GHI Het Red Axanthic
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa
1.0 Albino Corn Snake ("temporarily" caring for him)
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Re: Breeding Questions
1. Females should be over 1500g empty
2. You can breed all year round.
3. There are quite a few risk..males can breed themselfs to death and have there hemmipenes not invert.females can become eggbound......
4. I usually watch for the first 5 or so minutes. Look for signs of aggression..
5 I shoot for 2 locks a month for a female...
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Re: Breeding Questions
 Originally Posted by frostysBP
1. Females should be over 1500g empty
2. You can breed all year round.
3. There are quite a few risk..males can breed themselfs to death and have there hemmipenes not invert.females can become eggbound......
4. I usually watch for the first 5 or so minutes. Look for signs of aggression..
5 I shoot for 2 locks a month for a female...
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Ok, so as for the risks, what are some possible signs of a problem?
0.1 Onyx Pastel
0.1 Bumblebee Het Red Axanthic
0.1 Cinnamon Fire
0.1 Mahogany
0.1 Mojave Bumblebee
0.1 Super Pastel Pinstripe
0.1 Super Pastel Spinner
0.1 Sherbert Fly
0.1 Calico
0.1 Mojave
1.0 SuperFly
1.0 Enchi Lesser Spider (possible pastel)
1.0 Pastel Vanilla
1.0 GHI Het Red Axanthic
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa
1.0 Albino Corn Snake ("temporarily" caring for him)
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Anyone else? I'd love to hear some other people's thoughts. One of the females is about 1,400 grams empty now. Another meal or two and I think she'll be about ready.
0.1 Onyx Pastel
0.1 Bumblebee Het Red Axanthic
0.1 Cinnamon Fire
0.1 Mahogany
0.1 Mojave Bumblebee
0.1 Super Pastel Pinstripe
0.1 Super Pastel Spinner
0.1 Sherbert Fly
0.1 Calico
0.1 Mojave
1.0 SuperFly
1.0 Enchi Lesser Spider (possible pastel)
1.0 Pastel Vanilla
1.0 GHI Het Red Axanthic
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa
1.0 Albino Corn Snake ("temporarily" caring for him)
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