richyboa72
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Well breeding season for boas is November -March so when my oldest bci het albino female shed end of October I put my albino jungle in with hoping to prove out wether she was definitely het for albino, last year when I bred her with my motley who is also het albino she only produced 5 babies and 7 slugs and there was 1 in 4 chance of a visual albino so having only 5 didn’t really prove her out, and with motley gene being co dominant she at least gave me two visual motleys and 2 that was like her and 1 with a weird almost jungle aberrant pattern, so this year I have paired her up with my visual jungle albino which if she doesn’t pop an albino she definitely isn’t carrying the albino gene,
There has been lots of cuddling and I think I’ve seen a lock or two and at two weeks ago she shed so I was hoping this was her pos,(post ovulation shed) but after the male was still cooled with her while last time they was at opposite ends once she had ovulated , so I kept him in and this morning she’s home blue so only two weeks later where she normally goes 6-8wks between sheds so fingers crossed this is it now, so once she has shed we will hopefully have a litter in approx 105 days, as you all probably know boas give birth
To live young but on a kind of sack
Here’s some pics from last year
the orange things are the infertile eggs(slugs)
This her with the male this year
When is it breeding season for your pythons as your seasons are opposite to the U.K. and have any of you got breeding plans in place yet
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There has been lots of cuddling and I think I’ve seen a lock or two and at two weeks ago she shed so I was hoping this was her pos,(post ovulation shed) but after the male was still cooled with her while last time they was at opposite ends once she had ovulated , so I kept him in and this morning she’s home blue so only two weeks later where she normally goes 6-8wks between sheds so fingers crossed this is it now, so once she has shed we will hopefully have a litter in approx 105 days, as you all probably know boas give birth
To live young but on a kind of sack
Here’s some pics from last year
This her with the male this year
When is it breeding season for your pythons as your seasons are opposite to the U.K. and have any of you got breeding plans in place yet
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