Is there any sign (such as color change in Veiled's) to show that the females are ready to breed, or anything to trigger the mood, such as raising humidity, increasing food, candles...??? LOL... Thanks for info.
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Breeding Jackson's
thelizardking77
Aug 29, 2004 01:59 PM
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chacoantegu
Aug 30, 2004 03:19 AM
In reptiles magazine it said they will show black spots but mine showed nothing.
stevearowell
Aug 30, 2004 05:56 AM
It is more in the body language of the female as the male aproaches. If she is receptive she will turn light green. If she is not she will become dark and shift her body back and forth. After she has mated she will act the same way.
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Steve A. Rowell
1.1.13 Jackson's
1.2 Veiled
wraithy
Aug 30, 2004 01:56 PM
amazingly enough...Sunshine seems to trigger receptiveness in my female jacksons. When they stay indoors, they are not receptive. When outside, they turn receptive within a week. Maybe it's coincidence, maybe not but it seems to be the case with my Jacksons
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Raf
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