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for my first breeding season i walked in to find this. I hope for alot of lesser females.
 

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Congrats on getting them started, and best of luck with the results!!

I'm thinking Jerry's got a good idea here. My first lock of the season, also managed to knock over their water bowl in the process. lol
 
Matt2979 said:
Congrats on getting them started, and best of luck with the results!!

I'm thinking Jerry's got a good idea here. My first lock of the season, also managed to knock over their water bowl in the process. lol
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I've had water bowls knocked over in the first 5 minutes of pairing, only to have to remove both snakes to clean up the mess.
I don't mind some water spillage and I see females peeing/scenting all over the whole tub before settling down, but a whole bowl of water spilling means they could be laying in water for days, not acceptable to me.
They won't miss their water bowl for the 2-3 days that they are breeding.

The picture is pretty funny Shane, I got a good laugh seeing them sitting on the water bowl being all intimate :thumbsup:
 
i learned from that mistake with the water bowls. I have 2x2 inch Velcro holding down the water bowls. I got really tired of cleaning the cage and going back 4 hours later only to find them in a soaked bin. so far i have had no issues with water bowls.
 
osbox said:
i learned from that mistake with the water bowls. I have 2x2 inch Velcro holding down the water bowls. I got really tired of cleaning the cage and going back 4 hours later only to find them in a soaked bin. so far i have had no issues with water bowls.
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That's a great way to keep them in place, well except for the really big girls would still probably rip the bowl up if they so desired :rofl:

I move the water bowls over the hot spots during the shed period, so velcroing them down wouldn't work for me :(
 
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