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Posted by: Slaytonp at Tue Oct 2 19:47:16 2007 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Slaytonp ] I'm not sure if body habitus gives a clue about a female being "gravid," or not. Azureus tend to pig out and become somewhat obese in the gut whether they are in the mood for breeding or not. In my experience, their breeding activity has more to do with seasons and temperatures, and most likely ambient light, which will vary from place to place, of course. My azureus tend to breed in late winter and spring, laying several batches of four or five eggs at intervals of 3 to 4 weeks, whether or not I remove the eggs to raise myself. Then during the summer, they go through a resting period and start again in the late fall. This would probably vary, depending upon where you live. Our summers here have very long daylight hours, so in spite of artificial lighting of 12 on and 12 off, they still tend to breed when the normal light hours are more or less equal. This is just an impression I have gotten from my own situation, and may not be true elsewhere. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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