This is by no means a steadfast schedule to abide by, but it works for me.



On Monday morning, I pair everyone up before I leave for work. I watch for lock ups until Wednesday evening. If I see a pair lock up Monday night and they are done by Tuesday, I seperate them early-otherwise, they stay paired till Wednesday. On Thursday, I feed anyone willing to eat, then I leave them alone until Monday again.



I usually keep breeding until the following:



1-Late February/Early March rolls around



2-The snakes stop showing interest in each other



3-I see building or ovulation.



Some people breed far later into the season-I think it depends on how early you start.



Check the link below for a great tutorial on breeding and time lines.
Link


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Snakes:

1.1 gray banded kingsnake

1.1 california kingsnake

1.1 kenyan sand boa

1.1 western hognose snake

0.1 albino checkered garter

1.0 florida blue garter

1.1 het anery red sided garter

1.1 reverse oketee corn snake

1.1 blood red corn snake

0.1 amel striped corn

1.0 amel 66% het striped corn

1.1 het albino ball python

1.1 het ghost ball python

0.1 spider ball python

1.0 pastel ball python

1.1 mojave ball python

1.0 butter ball python

0.1 ringer ball python

1.0 African dinker ball python

0.3 normal ball python

1.0 piebald ball python

0.1 het piebald ball python

0.1 Genetic Stripe Ball Python

1.0 Het Genetic Stripe Ball Python

0.1 Mystic Ball Python



Turtles

1-eastern box turtle

2-spotted turtle

2-eastern/midland painted turtle intergrade

1.0-common musk turtle

1-Pink bellied sideneck

6-Northern red belly



Invertebrates

0.1 southern black widow

1-Tanzanian Giant Tailless whipscorpion



Amphibians

0.1 Ornate Horned Frog



Birds:

1.1 red avadavit

2-blue breasted cordon blue

1.1-black cheeked waxbill

0.1-star finch

1.0-Java rice sparrow

2.0-owl finch

1.0-hybrid munia

0.1-White bellied caique



Fish

2-corydoras cats

1-African upside down cat



normal stuff

0.1 black lab

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