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REALLY worried about my female

No i dont have a male , and she seems to have those, but I cant tell, my other female seems to as well, i was concidering mating them, but Im not so sure now
 
Shea<3Leo said:
No i dont have a male , and she seems to have those, but I cant tell, my other female seems to as well, i was concidering mating them, but Im not so sure now
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Healthy adult females will produce eggs with absolutely no contact with a male... It's obvious when a female is gravid, if you see large white ovals in her belly she has eggs. And for the record that would explain the lack of eating and the weight loss. Post a pic of her belly if you can, that would help alot.
 
Ross, I have females that have fat deposits the size of eggs, so if you are not used to seeing eggs and knowing the difference it can be hard to tell at times, that is why I posted a picture with an egg and a SMALL fat deposit. I have some that have much larger fat deposits that could be mistaken as eggs by a newbie.

As I said, I have also heard of femaless become gravid without a male being introduced but there were males in the home and with some they had males in the same room with the females.

If there is NO male in the home it is much less likely that she is gravid than if there was a male in the home, that is why I asked if Shea has a male in the home.

Shea, you can look at the above picture I posted and compare to your female and see if she is gravid, if you have a camera and can post a pic that would help alot too!
 
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I know a good herp vet in Northern VA. About 50 min. from baltimore.
Let me know if you are intersted and i'll find the address.
 
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