I have a female leo that has been in my care for about 7 years now. I purchased her from a pet store as an adult, so she's at least 8 years old. The problem is she had 4 out of 5 eggs infertile last year. She's had two this year so far; both infertile. I've bred her to the same male both times. Is she too old to be having fertile eggs or is it most likely a fertility problem in the male? I plan to breed her to a different male who happens to be a patternless next season but would still like to hear what you guys think. Thanks to all those who reply.
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infertility problems in female
rich_123
Jun 15, 2003 10:52 PM
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iluvblackfrancis
Jun 16, 2003 12:35 AM
she COULD be too old, but not necassarily. it may be her "fault", it may be his, but it may be neither. sometimes for a unknown reasons, even in humans, a couple can't make babies together, but can with other people.
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