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receptive or defensive??
Hi all. I'm a breeding newbie and been cooling my snakes for about a month now. Yesterday I introduced a 1000 gr pastel male into the females (1500gr) cage. Male did not seems to be interested at all but the female reacted partially everting its pseudo-hemipenes and movig its tail somewhat fast from one side to the other. Does this means my female was receptive or defensive?. I've heard that sometimes regius show their scent glands when they feel treatened. Thanks for taking a minute to read this and sorry for my english...
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Re: receptive or defensive??
 Originally Posted by nahual
Hi all. I'm a breeding newbie and been cooling my snakes for about a month now. Yesterday I introduced a 1000 gr pastel male into the females (1500gr) cage. Male did not seems to be interested at all but the female reacted partially everting its pseudo-hemipenes and movig its tail somewhat fast from one side to the other. Does this means my female was receptive or defensive?. I've heard that sometimes regius show their scent glands when they feel treatened. Thanks for taking a minute to read this and sorry for my english...
She wants it!
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Re: receptive or defensive??
 Originally Posted by JASBALLS
She wants it!
Sorry for my english also!!
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Re: receptive or defensive??
Well my female, Dori, did basically the same thing and then mated with our male snake twice in two days. I think your female snake is giving your male snake the okay sign.
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Re: receptive or defensive??
Thanks for all of these superfast replies!!! So the male probably just need more time with the girl to feel confortable...
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Re: receptive or defensive??
I have a female who does it. I've had her about 3 years now and she always wags her tail. And not a single male has bred with her. I've tried proven breeders, new breeders, and even loaned her out. She has never copulated. She seems to resist.
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