Careful with checkin in too much because if you do see a lock and the female feel disturbed she will drag that Male around by the hemipenes....not recommended.
Careful with checkin in too much because if you do see a lock and the female feel disturbed she will drag that Male around by the hemipenes....not recommended.
Careful with checkin in too much because if you do see a lock and the female feel disturbed she will drag that Male around by the hemipenes....not recommended.
Learned that my first season with a small male.
Thanks for the tip. I'm leaving them alone until this evening when I put him back in his tub. They have come close but no official lock. Time to refill on patience.
Today was the 2nd pairing and I wasn't able to check on them much this morning or afternoon as I was looking at a potential house but he seems far more confident this time. Going on almost 10 hours together and he's still all over her. They both seem to be receptive. On Thursday he was far away from her and had zero interest which was a major shift from earlier in the day. One more pairing this week and hopefully I'll catch a visual lock. Fingers crossed he was able to get the job done even though I didn't witness a lock.
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