>>When do you usually stop pairing them up. I am curious because I started pairing in october as well and I have a few females that have locked up many times, but I am not seeing any signs that they are going to become gravid yet. I am hoping for a few late clutches but I am just not sure when I should stop breeding the males to them. I don't really want my males to fast for too much longer.

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>>John Vandegrift





We started pairing ours up at the end of October. My female ovulated Feb. 2. The male was put in for another week or so after that but he didn't show any further interest so we stopped. The other female we had paired him up with doesn't look like she's gonna do anything this year...so far nothing from her.
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