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WOW!!!

drizzt_19

drizzt_19

What goes here???
Today must be my lucky day. For the past month or so my one female refused to breed. Well today I decided to switch males again. Wouldn't ya know it they went straight to town.. Now let's hope that male is fertile.. For those that are curious I bred my Amel het anery male to my Green Snow female... Now here's the cool part.. The amel's white saddles have a lite green tint to them. I am curious if the green tint will be passed down to the offspring, since both the parents are showing this green color in the saddle area.. Any suggestions??

Thanks for reading,
drizzt
 
damn you! *LOL*

Same problem as me although it seems I am alone now! *L* Yay thats good news though! Its exciting thats for sure!

bmm
 
HAHAHA

Don't worry bmm I still have a female that refuses to breed...Don't give up yet.. Keep trying the will eventually breed....Wishing you lots'a luck..

Gregg
 
you are not alone

I have only


3 adults,1 male and 2 females and as of yet NONE of them are interested, i have placed the male with one female for three hours watched them ALL the time and nothing, took him out and left him three days and tried him with the other female and again nothing, shall be trying tonight...........wish me luck
 
LOL

don't worry guys.....I have around 26 females that are breedable this year....and for somewhat of a reason....none of them are breeding yet......but I have noticed that they are starting to shed....so I should be getting some results after they have shed.....

I guess it's good luck to all of us!!!!
 
jerking

lots of twitching and jerking but nothing else.



placed them together for a few hours and saw no mating activity so left them together over night, shall remove him tonight and leave him till next weekend when i will place him with my female snow.



a hopefull herper STEVE
 
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