Well your in for it now buddy! LOL...... Once they begin to lay eggs.... it doesn't stop untill they say so....no matter if you remove the male or not. She will retain sperm and lay fertile clutches untill her body says stop. As far as them being together... she should be romoved from the malews cage permanently.... for good..... he will stress her out and possibly hurt her or make her sick from the stress if you don't ...she needs a stress free enviornment during this period. Since she will be laying the eggs anyway I would give her a week and put her back in with the male after each clutch for half a day or so just to make sure they are fertile. It will be easier for her to lay fertile eggs from what I understand. If you don't want to incubate the eggs and have a bunch of babies on your hands you can't take care of or don't want to have to find good homes for.... the best thing to do would be to freeze the eggs and discard them after she lays.



Later,

Robert
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A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds,

adored by little statesmen, philosophers and divines.

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• Breeding Season Question - bast, Sun Nov 21 19:03:35 2004
• RE: Breeding Season Question - InTheBlue, Sun Nov 21 19:18:28 2004
• Thank you for your info. (NP) - bast, Mon Nov 22 10:44:56 2004