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Female Breeding Behavior

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Hey guys,
I have bred a few other males and females before and Ive never had this happen. I put my male in with my female and the male is trying to breed with her but she just bites him and runs away. I know that this is normal for a few days but Ive had them together for a while. She keeps rejecting him? Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should do, or is waiting the only thing I can do.
The enclosure is perfect, there are plenty of hides, plenty of food, heat is 90-92, they have two moist hides....Male is 2 years old female just turned 1
thanks
 
She probably isn't ready to breed. How old is she and how much does she way?

I would suggest seperating them and then reintroduce them in a few weeks and see what happens
 
If she isnt ovulating she will probably not be too receptive at all to his advances. How big is she, and how old? You can tell when she is ovulating cause it looks like she has a pair eeggs with a red circle around them.
 
Age is uncertain, I got her in July 2005 and she was very small i would say she was a few weeks old.. She weighs 66 grams...
 
crestednation.com said:
Age is uncertain, I got her in July 2005 and she was very small i would say she was a few weeks old.. She weighs 66 grams...

I think you just answered your own question. She sounds like a smart little girl...
 
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