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[richardsc]

it also depends on how u cycle them,just having them together wont gaurantee anything,there really quite easy to breed,how long since they were brought back to normal conditions,how long did u cool them for,are they carrying good weight,especially the female,are u keeping them hot enough now,theres lots of variables that u need to meet to breed them,mine havnt layed yet but mine were still hibernating when others had hatchys already,i dont mind if they dont have eggs anyways,so dont push them,u have to think how will u look after a heap of babys,my females would produce an easy 90 eggs each per season,thats in 3 clutches each,if u do the math,thats alot of tucker,lol,then the joy of finding them homes,i didnt incubate any of my eggs last season,but may do a few this season