My snakes have bred!!! Brazilian rainbow boas!!! I introduced them last night and they did it. AND THEY WERE COPULATING WHEN I CAME HOME FROM WORK 20MINUTES AGO!!!
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MY SNAKES HAVE BRED!!
SerpentGuy
Dec 12, 2003 09:23 PM
Replies (5)
Jeff Clark
Dec 13, 2003 11:26 AM
Ron,
. Way to go. Now you can spend the next 5 or 6 months worrying
)
Jeff
>>My snakes have bred!!! Brazilian rainbow boas!!! I introduced them last night and they did it. AND THEY WERE COPULATING WHEN I CAME HOME FROM WORK 20MINUTES AGO!!!
>>
>>ron
Jeff Clark
Dec 13, 2003 11:28 AM
>>Ron,
>>. Way to go. Now you can spend the next 5 or 6 months worrying)
>>Jeff
>>
>>>>My snakes have bred!!! Brazilian rainbow boas!!! I introduced them last night and they did it. AND THEY WERE COPULATING WHEN I CAME HOME FROM WORK 20MINUTES AGO!!!
>>>>
>>>>ron
serpentguy
Dec 13, 2003 12:30 PM
Now since they have bred i know that they are in breeding mode, but if they don't copulate again what are the chances of the female getting pregnant?
Also I'm going to leave them together for about a month or 2.
If the male does lose interest what should i do to get him back into breeding mode again?
michiel1981
Dec 13, 2003 05:28 PM
get your girlfriend to strip for him
Jeff Clark
Dec 13, 2003 08:53 PM
Ron,
. I think the more they breed the better the chances of fertilizing more ova. I leave them together as long as the males show interest. I have quite a few breeder males and rotate them from one cage of females to the next. When I started breeding BRBs I only had one breeder male and I left him with the females as long as he acted interested. If yours stop breeding for a couple days try seperating them for a few days and then reintroducing them. If either of them sheds or you get a weather change, like a cold front be sure to get them together. Misting them in the evening will sometimes get them started again.
Jeff
>>Now since they have bred i know that they are in breeding mode, but if they don't copulate again what are the chances of the female getting pregnant?
>>
>>Also I'm going to leave them together for about a month or 2.
>>
>>If the male does lose interest what should i do to get him back into breeding mode again?
