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    Re: Captive courting activity?

    38-41 is low i brumate mine at 48-52 and i always introduce about 2 days after they take a meal then courting usually happens almost immediately my radix locked almost as soon as i put them together last season

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    Re: Captive courting activity?

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    38-41 is low i brumate mine at 48-52 and i always introduce about 2 days after they take a meal then courting usually happens almost immediately my radix locked almost as soon as i put them together last season
    Well the storm/root/wine cellar was at 31F during the last cold snap. So they were exposed to freezing temps for at least a day or so.

    But do I understand that you keep them separate for a couple days after they take a meal? How long till you bring them out till they eat?

    I noticed that the males come out (in the wild) when its still very cool. But they hang very close to the hibernaculum. They are clearly searching for females - or waiting for them to emerge. If you approach close they actually glide toward you, hoping your a mate. If you sit down next to the rocks they emerge from you can bring them right to your lap by wiggling our fingers.

    So, my rambling point - the males may not have fed prior to mating.

    Joe

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