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RE: mateing!?

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Posted by: fishkeeper88 at Wed Apr 7 20:33:44 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by fishkeeper88 ]  
   

I just caught the adult pair mateing, it looked like the real deal with the females tail up over the males tail like i have seen in pics and with my other lizards, not the male ontop of her, but dos it meen any thing or is it more likey a male dominance thing? the male has been very interested in the female the last few days, head bobbing and running in tight circules around her but she has had no interest in him at all, I was thinking of seperateing them, she dos not roll onto her back just gos under the hide or sites there, when i caught them mateing i whent to get my camera and by the time i got back they had seperated. but the male was still holding onto her neck and did not let go until she dragged him under the hide, they came out afew minutes later and ate and basked and had no interested in each other at all.


   

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