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I have a wild caught large female(at least 5 + year old) I have had for a year. she mated with my 2year old male in late February - mid march . in late march my male surcame to a respiratory infection. meantine my female eat fine (aggressively eating 2 large live or warm thawed mice a week) form April may and early June. Then she turned down live and warm thawed mice >> aggressively striking at them.. it is now three months later.. she is still active and still striking away food.. her pooch area is still as large as i ever remember..
My question is .. is she gravid with a few (1-3) small litter and being protective. or is there something else I should be concerned with?
 
I had a pair

That i actually saw copulation, but never had any babies.. A friend of mine had a pair breed last year, and from copulation to when the babies were born was almost 8 months. I am not up to date on the ATB gestation period, but want to find out because i want to get another pair!! Good luck and i hope you get some babies, Let me know what happens. Mike Leonard
 
The gestation period of amazons tree boas is 200-245 days after ovlalting.

Do you have a basking area for her?If you do does she use it? That is usually a good sign of an ammie being gravid.

She may not be eating because of stress.How often do you try to feed her even though she refuses?
 
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