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2020 Pairings

One of my females is cycling kind of weird, she is from pair #3. She shed on 1/2 which was about a month after bringing them up. After she shed I began introductions. Neither the male nor female showed any interest in the other, no courtship and no observed locks in their 30 min sessions. On 1/18 the female starts going blue again. I'm thinking either she retained sperm from last years breeding or the first shed was just a random shed and not a pre ovulation shed. :shrugs:
 
So far pairings #1, 4, 5, 6, and 8 have successfully locked.

It's funny watching first time males trying to figure it out. I had one of mine trying to court himself, then the female backwards.
 
67temp said:
So far pairings #1, 4, 5, 6, and 8 have successfully locked.

It's funny watching first time males trying to figure it out. I had one of mine trying to court himself, then the female backwards.
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This always cracks me up!

Best of luck!

-Tonya
 
Very interested in offspring from pairs #5 and #6. Looking for Miami’s with heavy banding. I think I mentioned that in a different post as well.
 
I've been swamped with work and this covid19 stuff so haven't been on much recently. Today pairing #4 slugged out and pair #5 has 15 currently laid and looks like 3 more to go.
 
Dennis Gulla said:
Sorry to hear that! That’s extremely disappointing to see when that happens.
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Yeah it sucks to see but it happens. Thankfully it was only an amel pairing and not something I needed to keep a project going.

Yesterdays final count was 18 slugs from the one, and 22 good eggs from my Miami. I have two honey girls that should be dropping in the next few days and pewter girl that just went blue. The anery male I have planed for my two later pairings hasn't shown any interest in the ladies yet, but I'm not in a rush.
 

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Current count

#1 (HC) Honey bloodred Miami het cinder 66% ph amel X honey het bloodred, 66%ph amel 50% ph cinder 23 eggs 0 slugs

#2 (HO) Honey bloodred Miami het cinder 66% ph amel X Honey Tessera ph amel, stripe 15 eggs 0 slugs

#3 (LB) Extreme Okeetee X Caramel Miami het cinder, sunkissed 66%ph amel bloodred 15 eggs 1 slug

#4 (RL) Amel X Amel 18 questionable, they all looked like slugs but candling reveals several with veins

#5 (SG) Bloodred Miami 66%ph motely 50%ph amel X Miami het candycane 22 eggs 0 slugs

#6 (LZ) Motely tessera Miami X Banded Miami 16 eggs 0 slugs

#8 (CP) ghost het charcoal X pewter het hypo stripe in blue for prelay shed
 
Dragonling said:
That Anery is MALE? I'll have to keep an eye out for that Specter pairing...
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Confirmed male now.
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9 planned pairings and now 9 clutches laid. I had 13 first timers going. Only issue I've had was one egg bound girl that got stuck on egg #27. She got two rounds of oxytocin then surgery.

Today a clutch was dropping and another clutch (#6, miamis) was piping.
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#6 (LZ) Motely tessera Miami X Banded Miami

So turns out the dame was het for motely and the sire was infact motley tessera.

I can't wait to see what that banded motley looks like after a few sheds.
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Clutch #5 is almost all out and appears to be all normal miamis. I was hoping for amel or motley to prove out. Some of the babies are showing a lot of markers for being het bloodred.
 
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