I know I have mentioned a few times that I have caught the armata's displaying and chasing in their tank. This evening however, I walked up to the tank to peek in and see what was going on and I caught them in a very similar position to that of 2 green anoles mating (I have seen that 100 times now with the 2 that I have...they get annoying sometimes with their displays...lol). I immediately walked away as not to disturb them but took a look about 10 minutes later and they were still up near the same spot, but the male wasn't curled around the female anymore. I am about 95% sure they were either mating, about to mate, or just finished, but I didn't look long enough to check for sure so I wouldn't disrupt them and stop them if they were. I will definitely have to start keeping in eye out for digging from the female, probably not soon, but within about 3 months. Wish them luck!!!
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The ongoing excitement in the armata tank...
Joe
Aug 15, 2003 12:05 AM
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geckoluver101
Aug 15, 2003 11:31 AM
n/p
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Owner of 1.2 Leopard Geckos, 3.0 Fire Belly Toads, 0.0.3 Treefrogs, 1.1 Bahaman Anoles 1.0 Japanese Fire Belly Newt
and 0.0.1 Turtle "GOT-A-LUV-UM"
FroggieB
Aug 15, 2003 12:47 PM
Make sure you collect data and keep good track of dates. A. armata still needs documentation!
Do keep us posted and share any progress!
Marcia 
