deebo
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Hey All,
Just wondering if anyone has ever had problems with male womas being aggressive when mating?
I have a male woma who in general shows very little interest in females and a few weeks ago when seperating from one of the females he has put over I noticed that her tail had a lot of damaged scales on it. I put them back together today and kept a bit of an eye on them for a while and he does all the things he should be doing - ie spurring, following her around, lying ontop of her etc but then I noticed him push his mouth up against her tail and then just proceed to munch on her and try to coil her up. She got free from him and tried to crawl away very quickly and he then spun and bit her mid body.
It seems odd that he would immediately go from trying to mate (when he is normally not that interested) to trying to eat her.....
I have had him with another female and I have not noticed any fighting/eating behaviour between those two.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Dave
Just wondering if anyone has ever had problems with male womas being aggressive when mating?
I have a male woma who in general shows very little interest in females and a few weeks ago when seperating from one of the females he has put over I noticed that her tail had a lot of damaged scales on it. I put them back together today and kept a bit of an eye on them for a while and he does all the things he should be doing - ie spurring, following her around, lying ontop of her etc but then I noticed him push his mouth up against her tail and then just proceed to munch on her and try to coil her up. She got free from him and tried to crawl away very quickly and he then spun and bit her mid body.
It seems odd that he would immediately go from trying to mate (when he is normally not that interested) to trying to eat her.....
I have had him with another female and I have not noticed any fighting/eating behaviour between those two.
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Dave