Hypo flame breeding

Well guys, right now they are seperated since the get fed tomorrow. She just shed yesterday so I wrote the date down. I have noticed that she has gained weight in girth for sure but no ovulation yet. My male is still very interested in her and I have caught him locked (confirmed) a few times now and not just courting. He does court a ton though before she finally gives in. I have noticed a few things as well. Lots of water being drank but I don't think I have seen the big drink yet. Hardly any poops at all. In fact, I have to clean the cage more from the sperm everywhere then poop. It is like she is using every bit or food she can. I have not noticed her hanging on the heat more then the cool end and she is moving the entire time since he is constantly courting her. The one good thing is he knows which side to do. lol So with that said, I am trying guys. I really am trying and I would love to see boa goo. I pulled the male today and he will go back in in three days after his meal. I can tell you his attitude has totally change to mean. lol Man... I am trying guys. So with out further a due, here she is.

Sounds as if you are being a pest in their world,dont sweet the sperm sickles
and minor debris. Let them go at it as hard as they can,for as long as they can.
Get them together ASAP and leave them till you see the male ignore her for several days
Clean their cage and introduce them again for a few days just to make sure.
Snake porn can not be scripted,they know what they need
You piddle dinking over small stuff will cause set backs that abit of patience could have avoided.

Congrats on the progress made. . . . .

Originally Posted by Metachrosis

Sounds as if you are being a pest in their world,dont sweet the sperm sickles
and minor debris. Let them go at it as hard as they can,for as long as they can.
Get them together ASAP and leave them till you see the male ignore her for several days
Clean their cage and introduce them again for a few days just to make sure.
Snake porn can not be scripted,they know what they need
You piddle dinking over small stuff will cause set backs that abit of patience could have avoided.

Congrats on the progress made. . . . .

I would have to agree Tommy. I hate a dirty cage but when boas are courting the cages don't get touched other than for water or a something quick. By the way, she is B-E-A-UTIFUL!