shacking up

[drache]

Originally Posted by tikichick

Wow, that was fast! Congrats!

I know - my head's spinning
thanks

Originally Posted by reed_Kamsler

how long did u brumate them for?

he - I'm not sure, since I just got him today, but I think at least a month
she - less than a month
even though she's in really good shape, she did have surgery last summer, and I didn't want to have her in brumation long. I do know that she got thoroughly cooled down and from what I've read and heard, that ought to do the trick

I'm pretty happy right now
they look nice together, don't you think?

[EdgyExoticReptiles]

i hope the reds passes onto the babies

[MoJo]

Congratulations!

Joanna

[tikichick]

They look great! Very nice pic!

[drache]

I don't know about the red
it'd be nice to have some babies with that
and also Sammy's greenish tones - I'd love to see those pop up in her babies
Sammy is het melanistic from a melanistic bred to a double het snow-66% possible
het snow/albino
Boyfriend, her mate is decended from a het leucistic (flame x leucistic) being bred to a double het melanistic x erythristic cross
I suspect I'll end up with a variety of normals and there's a small remote chance of perhaps a melanistic baby

[drache]

okay
they're at it again
is that normal?

[Stefan-A]

Are they hooked up, or is the male just courting? It's normal either way.

[drache]

Originally Posted by Stefan-A

Are they hooked up, or is the male just courting? It's normal either way.

It's hard to see because they're so intertwined
he's got spasms running through him
yesterday it seemed more rhythmic though
looking at this photo I just took, I think they're not hooked up


I really must get new glasses

[Stefan-A]

Something like this?

YouTube - Parietalis couple getting friendly

That's the male trying to get the female in the mood. They aren't really mating. When you see the female dragging the male around the terrarium, then you know it's happening for real.

[drache]

yup
just like that