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Well it as been about 5 weeks since I put Gayla in with Harley to try to get her to breed. She is not showing any signs so I have just about given up. She is from a wild male X high yellow female cross. So I was really wanting to cross her into my tangs for some fresh blood. She is 7 years old now and as never breed for me I was just hoping maybe this one last time she would!
 

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Maybe it is too late this year for her. Try putting them together again in October and keep together or try every week through May.
 
I thought I had a couple females that wouldn't breed...but when they were kept with my male they ended up pregnant after a few months when they were ready.
 
I've had a few like this. What I did was seperate them for a week and reduce light by about an hour a day, reduce temps about 5 or 10 degrees, then raise back to normal for a week and put them together. It's always seemed to work well to 'kick-start' breeding. The little light / temp change seems to remind them that it's that time of year =)

Just an idea.
 
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She is a very nice girl, Id try again with Brian's idea, I did that with a few of my WT normals that wouldn't seem to ovulate and after I reduced temps and light for 2 weeks they all wound up mating and laying for me.
 
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