I recently purchased a large amel male corn who was supposed to have been brumated. I have 2 w/c adult female corns who due to vet and quarentine requirements (pancour routine) were not brumated. I have introduced the snakes several times over the past few weeks and they get along fine but no breeding. are there any triggers for breeding responses or do I have to stop feeding the females and brumate them. Also if the male is of healthy weight 670 grams can I brumate him again with the females? I hate to do this if there is some way to get them to breed.
thanks chris
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breeding stimulus in corns
toppy
Mar 28, 2004 08:23 AM
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steve84
Mar 28, 2004 08:48 AM
I would introduce them once every few days.
It took my striped amel male several trys before he finaly got the hint.
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