Terry,

I had a albino laying eggs as I left the house this morning.I brought all my stuff up on feb first.I have three others that have pre-shed and about eight more in the blue for there pre-lay.

I also have several others that are just now ovulating and will lay in about five weeks.



I start putting mine together right after there first shed.If they don't breed there is nothing lost.I don't think you will get bad eggs this way.If she isn't ready she won't let him breed?

Most will breed after there second but not all of them.

In a nutshell,I think you can miss it if you wait to long but I don't think you will blow it by breeding to soon?

Just my opinion?



shannon

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• I'd like guidance & opinions from others (on when to breed hondurans) - rtdunham, Sat Apr 17 12:22:05 2004
• RE: I'd like guidance & opinions from others (on when to breed hondurans) - Tad Fitzgerald, Sat Apr 17 15:52:04 2004
• RE: I'd like guidance & opinions from others (on when to breed hondurans) - shannon brown, Sat Apr 17 18:08:35 2004
• is there a second window of opportunity? - ChristopherD, Sun Apr 18 08:32:34 2004
• RE: is there a second window of opportunity? - Tad Fitzgerald, Sun Apr 18 09:37:16 2004
• RE: I'd like guidance & opinions from others (on when to breed hondurans) - tspuckler, Sun Apr 18 10:38:15 2004
• RE: I'd like guidance & opinions from others (on when to breed hondurans) - Tad Fitzgerald, Sun Apr 18 12:42:33 2004
• It makes sense that timing has nothing to do with shed cycles - Jeff Schofield, Sun Apr 18 15:38:26 2004
• RE: It makes sense that timing has nothing to do with shed cycles - silvano_06095, Mon Apr 19 10:44:06 2004
• RE: It makes sense that timing has nothing to do with shed cycles - Tad Fitzgerald, Mon Apr 19 13:06:03 2004
• RE: I'd like guidance & opinions from others (on when to breed hondurans) - jeph, Tue Apr 20 14:50:24 2004