I've seen the tail waving at times when it seems to be a sign of being non receptive, and other times it seems to be a sign that they are receptive. Unfortunately, we can't pick up on what scents, if any, the females are putting out when they do this. Then again, maybe the males just weren't willing, and it's always a sign of being receptive, but I don't think that is the case. I've had females that I didn't breed go on to produce a full litter of slugs because I didn't breed them. At that point, I would've been just as well off to breed them. I'd say it's your call judging by your females behavior and her physical appearance.

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• experienced keepers willing to help... - Jonathan_Brady, Fri Nov 30 20:18:08 2007
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