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My breeder dragons are acting strange this season... Please HELP

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I have been breeding for about 4 years now and I sold most of last years colony to try new lines this year.. The problems are that I have on 450 gram male biting tails Ive never seen this before Why is he doing this? The other problem is that I have a one year old 300 Gram male and any female I put with him is agressive to him.. Is he not dominate so the larger females are not receptive and agressive towards him..please email me at [email protected] or post something here... I have never used this forum before so I really dont know my way around the site.. :toiletcla I feel like my favorite thing to do is all messed up...
 
I have aquestion for you before I can help. Your tail biting male....has he bred before?
Give your 300 gram male a clear view to your females. If he starts to court them see if any begin to wave back. Your females may just not be "in the mood" yet LOL.

Linda McBride
 
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