ShadowAceD
Lagniappe Exotics
So, I had every intention of not putting any animals together until November/December, however, my two sexually mature females and my two sexually mature males were displaying behavior indicative of animals wanting to breed, so after talking to a few breeders, I decided to put them together (really still felt it was a bit early, in my opinion).
Anyway, I saw courting behavior from all animals, so I figured all was going well in the boa romance world. I went in to see my Albino and Pos. Het. Albino (really do not think she is going to prove, but still a little hopeful), in a great position. Nice to see, but not really the pairing I am most excited about.
Snapped a pic. Apologize for poor quality. They are from my cell phone. My digital camera is still broken.
So, after that, I looked down to where I had paired by TH Moonglow male and my Albino Pos. Het. Anery female. The first thing I noticed was that the cage was wrecked, which is not something the Albino generally does. The second thing I noticed was ... I did not see the TH Moonglow male.
I was a little confused at first, but then I noticed a lump in the newspaper. I opened the cage, coaxed the albino to the back and peaked under the paper to see a rather shy TH Moonglow hiding.
Lol Poor little guy seems intimidated. There were sperm plugs attached to his last shed, and he was courting her briefly last I had checked on them, so I figured he was ready, but I have taken him out now to get him a couple more meals before I pair them back up. I am hoping he is ready for her this year. I will be a little disappointed if he is not, but it is what it is.
Anyway, I saw courting behavior from all animals, so I figured all was going well in the boa romance world. I went in to see my Albino and Pos. Het. Albino (really do not think she is going to prove, but still a little hopeful), in a great position. Nice to see, but not really the pairing I am most excited about.
Snapped a pic. Apologize for poor quality. They are from my cell phone. My digital camera is still broken.
So, after that, I looked down to where I had paired by TH Moonglow male and my Albino Pos. Het. Anery female. The first thing I noticed was that the cage was wrecked, which is not something the Albino generally does. The second thing I noticed was ... I did not see the TH Moonglow male.
I was a little confused at first, but then I noticed a lump in the newspaper. I opened the cage, coaxed the albino to the back and peaked under the paper to see a rather shy TH Moonglow hiding.
Lol Poor little guy seems intimidated. There were sperm plugs attached to his last shed, and he was courting her briefly last I had checked on them, so I figured he was ready, but I have taken him out now to get him a couple more meals before I pair them back up. I am hoping he is ready for her this year. I will be a little disappointed if he is not, but it is what it is.