After a cool drizzeling rain all day here in N.Fl. it warmed up and the sun came out right before sunset! Four pair of phayrei were breeding at the same time. I could hear them from all areas of the yard. One pair of emys emys had been breeding earlyer. This eases my mind as they just went through the longest and coldest Winter in their captive lifes. Weeks on end of below 40F instead of three or so days in a roe. It was soooo good to see them do'in the wild thing, but all at the same time, it happends when condishions are perfect. Anyone else with Mt.Torts.or others mak'in the love connection. Lets hear the steemy accounts! Good Luck. Vic M. The tortoise love ranch.
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LOVE IS IN THE AIR
emysbreeder
Mar 21, 2010 11:07 PM
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tripletoes
Mar 30, 2010 07:04 PM
YES! Nice! That winter was a brutal one! GLAD it is over!!! I have nothing but optimistic hopes for this season to come. Breeding activity has definatly picked up in the past week. Sulcatas, Emmys emmys, and Redfoots all showing activity and i think i might get lucky with some N.A. Woods shortly as she is seemingly uneasy and uncomfortable. This would be a 6 year project finally paying off! Hopefully i can get thoes Mtn. Tort. eggs fertile this year! Fingers Crossed!!!
