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    Congrats on the successful lock!

    If that is a pre-lay shed, she wouldn't normally be receptive to locking with a male (and there would be no reason to pair her), as she would have already ovulated. In my experience, a shedding female is usually a very receptive female. I think that's what's going on here.

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    Re: Tis the season...

    Quote Originally Posted by Eric Alan View Post
    Congrats on the successful lock!

    If that is a pre-lay shed, she wouldn't normally be receptive to locking with a male (and there would be no reason to pair her), as she would have already ovulated. In my experience, a shedding female is usually a very receptive female. I think that's what's going on here.

    Good luck with this pair, Albert!
    Thanks Eric, I was actually on the fence about the ovulation and I had asked about opinions in another thread on the possibility of the possible ovulation. VMS herpetoculture says if unsure it can't hurt to continue pairing post ovulation. Either way , I appreciate your input and experience. I need to keep better records of pairings and dates in the coming months. Thanks again. I know the shedding is key but I thought it was post shed when the pheromonal off gassing (scent) was highest and that the male would be more receptive at that time?
    Last edited by Albert Clark; 11-28-2016 at 02:55 PM.
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    Good looking pair!

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    Re: Tis the season...

    Quote Originally Posted by Albert Clark View Post
    Cool. Got it! Vin Russo is the president of my herpetological society here in N.Y. He is very knowledgeable and is always willing to help. I see him about once a month at the meetings.
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    Love pieds! My pied should be laying in a week. Not to burst your bubble, but pretty sure they don't lock if she actually has ovulated and is in prelay shed so she's most likely still building. I sometimes stick a male back in with a female if I question an ovy and take it as a good sign if they DONT lock.

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    Re: Tis the season...

    Quote Originally Posted by HannahLou View Post
    Love pieds! My pied should be laying in a week. Not to burst your bubble, but pretty sure they don't lock if she actually has ovulated and is in prelay shed so she's most likely still building. I sometimes stick a male back in with a female if I question an ovy and take it as a good sign if they DONT lock.
    Oh, ok HL thank you for weighing in on the query. Lol. 30 days and 5 eggs later..
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    Re: Tis the season...

    Two pieds nice best of luck clark. I'm gearing up to get ready for my first pairing.
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    Re: Tis the season...

    Quote Originally Posted by EDR View Post
    Two pieds nice best of luck clark. I'm gearing up to get ready for my first pairing.
    Thanks EDR! This pair produced 5 eggs last year. But this time i added the pastel pied male first. Both males have locked with her numerous times over the past 4 to 5 months. Good luck and success with your projects.
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    Re: Tis the season...

    This was the original way the eggs looked 3 days after being laid and at unfortunately sub optimal tub temp of 81F ( thought it was 87.5).
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    Re: Tis the season...

    This is how they look today after correcting the temperature in the tub 12 days ago. Corrected to 88.5F - 89.5F. Humidity percent was constantly at 99% with press and seal in place. Accurite is showing incorrect humidity percentage.
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