quick breeding question.

How long after food refusal and known folicle growth (I can feel 7 little ones) should I exopect an ovulation?

Thanks

She might go, and she might not. Like most women, anything they do depends on whether or not they feel like it.

Ain't that the truth

I'll second THAT one!!

Good luck Cody. There's really no way to know when-- or as Shadera mentioned, IF--she'll ovulate. Don't want to scare you, but there is always a chance of her reabsorbing her follicles. Best of luck to you! What is she? And what do you think (or know) sired her?

if she has follicles could be anytime a day, a week, month just keep throwing male in with her until you see ovulation. good luck

Originally Posted by Matt2979

I'll second THAT one!!

Good luck Cody. There's really no way to know when-- or as Shadera mentioned, IF--she'll ovulate. Don't want to scare you, but there is always a chance of her reabsorbing her follicles. Best of luck to you! What is she? And what do you think (or know) sired her?

She is a normal and was either sired by my normal or spider, for the past few months I've been focusing on the spider more, here are a few pics of her breeding and her wrapping her bowl. Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics.

Good looking couple. In my own personal experience, more often than not, the last male with the female is the one that sires the clutch. Like I said, not always. And I've produced a clutch with 2 sires so you just never know until you see them. She's a very pretty normal so you should produce some nice babies with either sire!

Thanks Matt! Also is there any way I should alter the temps at this point? Or just keep them at about 75-80?

Originally Posted by Pythonbreeder99

Thanks Matt! Also is there any way I should alter the temps at this point? Or just keep them at about 75-80?

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Originally Posted by Pythonbreeder99

Thanks Matt! Also is there any way I should alter the temps at this point? Or just keep them at about 75-80?

75-80 is good on the cool side, but make sure they have a warm side of at least 89-92. I never really lower mine at all. The most I do for "cooling" anymore is to not run my extra extra heater for a week or two. That's all I did last year and from breeding 20 females, I produced 17 clutches of eggs...with NO RI's!