Ive been cycleing my pair of chondros for about a month and a half. i have already paired them up ,to no avail. i have read all the books and done my research however i must be doing something wron...Any sugestions????
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When to pair up my breaders
krayzjay
Feb 26, 2010 04:17 PM
Replies (3)
GregStephens
Mar 10, 2010 07:24 AM
Hmmmm!
I am guessing you only have two adults?
It is possible that they are not into each other or one of the two is too young.
More info would help me better answer your question.
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Greg Stephens
Arboreal Specialties
gstephens1@zoominternet.net
BobLabla
Mar 25, 2010 03:41 PM
I am assuming you are 100% positive you have a male and female?
I have 1.2 chondros and my male absolutely refused to lock up with one of my fems un til this year after 4 yrs of unsuccesful attempts. Are you seperating them for a week or so before introducing them. See if you could get a male shed from a fellow herper and throw it in there. somtimes that makes all the difference in the world
GregStephens
Apr 09, 2010 04:37 PM
My only advice is to be patient, breeding chondros isn't impossible it just take time to learn the animals.
I personally would, keep them with DTT's of 87 (stat setting) and offer NTT's 75 (stat setting), and introduce and separate them every so often.
This will allow you a to use the male as your indicator.
You'll know when the female is receptive, because he'll be on her like white on rice.
Hope that helps!
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Greg Stephens
Arboreal Specialties
gstephens1@zoominternet.net
