andUsing damp sheds from males and females can sometimes spur reluctant breeders into action. If you have animals that are breeding well, save their sheds! I like to mist the sheds slightly so that they are a little "stinky" and put them into a cage with a pair that isn't doing much breeding wise. I'll try male sheds and female sheds and usually see good results with this method.
from www.8ballpythons.comSwap the bedding from a female that is breeding with a female that isn't. This one is a lot like the shed trick above, but again, do what you have to do in order to get those pairs locked up! I like to think that the smell of "snake sex" from the bedding of the female that was breeding gets the reluctant breeder to wake up and "smell" the roses.








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