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RE: When do hognose breed?

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Posted by: FR at Thu Sep 26 12:57:16 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]  
   

Thank you Gregg. Any more out there with info.

I ask from a field point of view. So far, hahahahahaha, males, at least unpaired males are seeking females starting now to dead of winter, in nature. My captive males also are starting to attend(pester the crap out of) females now.

This is also a common behavior with Crots. But the important copulations seem to be as you mentioned(so far)

Also something that's really interesting is, even neonates follow eachother in the late fall. Again thanks


   

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