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i told you guys about my female boa moving her tail like a worm and today i put the mal in with her and she was putting the yellow stuff on the bedding.Now i never cycled her and she is supposed to eat tommarow now can i breed her now or should i cycle her first?adn she last pooped tuesday..just to tell you...
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From what I've seen with tail waving, etc. from females, it seems this means they're generally NOT ready to breed at that time. I've had them shed a couple weeks later and turn receptive, but never seen courtship directly after the females display the behavior you mentioned. Just my experience though. I'd feed as your doing, and once you decide to cycle her, give her time to digest the last meal(s) before dropping temps. Then start cycling. Best of luck. Take care.
Paul
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