I am planning to try breeding my lone MBK male to one of my female corns after this hibernation and first shed in the spring. What do I need to know? (I already know to be careful not to let the female corn become a meal) Any helpful info is appreciated.
Thanks,
Robby
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Help: Male MBK to Female sunglow corn
snakeadventures
Nov 19, 2009 09:49 PM
Replies (2)
Amanda_D
Nov 24, 2009 01:19 PM
Aside from making sure that he has had all he can eat a few hours before being introduced to the corn, just cross your fingers. If she is receptive he should be thinking "make love, not war." There is a higher percentage of female kings eating their prospective mates than males. It is well known that males of many species will pass up food for love.
Best of luck,
Amanda
P.S.
I would not leave them alone together, just in case. Snakes don't care if you watch. LOL
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snakeadventures
Nov 24, 2009 11:29 PM
Like I said, any helpful info is appreciated.
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