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RE: Orange headed desert spiny female

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Posted by: Eve at Sun Apr 17 21:49:38 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Eve ]  
   

Hi, thank you for the nice comments :0) appreciate it glad you enjoyed my critters.

Yes I keep them together all year round. They were brumated for about 6 weeks with my other lizards and the male has not stopped head bobbin and dancin around her since. Shes about ready to lay, definitely should be fertile as I have walked into the rep room several times and seen them mating.

** Not sure if they are just really INTO it or what, lol. Heres the male

Cockleburr male desert spiny


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