A friend of mine has an adult female that looks "different" almost like a Het Red Axanthic. I have bred her with normals and pastels before. Her offspring always looks "different". I have kept one of her sons that is a nice black back (well, now is more of a "brown back", lots of blushing on the back). I bred this male this season to two of his sisters by the same mother. My friend gave me the mother back a couple of weeks ago to try to breed her to her son. They have been together for almost a week, and nothing has happened. Neither the male nor the female show any interest in mating...Is it too late in the season?
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Too late in the breeding season?
ohernz
Feb 24, 2012 05:16 AM
Replies (3)
JTrott
Feb 24, 2012 09:00 AM
Never too late....my last clutch last year was in September......
Jason
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ohernz
Feb 24, 2012 04:32 PM
hmm what do you think might be going on? might he be too tired after mating with two other females? She doesn't seem interested either...
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JTrott
Feb 24, 2012 08:05 PM
Maybe he is just not interested........seperate......feed......pair......repeat.......this is not easy, and FAR from automatic........sometimes things take time.....
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