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Corns that have lost their spark

APLAXAR Apr 21, 2006 11:05 AM

my stiped sunglow and snow corn have breed twice in the last two weeks, and now they are not interested in the deed anymore, i have them together right now but they are both just kinda hanging out, is it possible they are content with there breeding time togehter and then breeding season is over? just curious. any input is much appreciated

Adam
the picture is of my reptile room

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1.2 THAYERI
1.2 SPLENDIDA (1.0 ALBINO/ 0.2 HYPO)
1.1 CORNS SNAKES (0.1 SNOW/ 1.0 STRIPEDSUNGLOW)
0.1 REDFOOT TORTOISE
1.0 LEOPARD TORTOISE
0.1 PYXIE FROG
0.0.1 HORNED FROG
0.0.1 TADPOLES

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xblackheart Apr 21, 2006 02:33 PM

I have noticed that too. I found they show much more interest in each other when seperated for a few days and then re-introduced. Good luck
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