breed coastal

[azzahalo]

ok i have a female that is about 5.5kg 10 yrs and a male that is 1.8kg bout 1800mm and 5 years old (apparently im beginning to wonder) i think she it ovulating have not seen them mate yet and im beginning to stress a little what do you guys think.she has breed but he has not

 

[FNQ_Snake]

What are you stressing about? Are you wanting them to breed? Are you afraid they might hurt each other? Give us a little more information mate and we will do out best to offer you some suggestions.

Cheers

FNQ_Snake

 

[Fuscus]

get or borrow another male. A bit of competition should get him moving

 

[ssssmithy]

what are you stressing about exactlly???
put up a pic...if she ovulating and shes the size you say ull definately know it...she'll have a huge lump in the gut. if its just some small swelling...its prob here producing follicles.he seems a bit under weight for breeding optimal would be around the 3kg mark but iv seen them go heaps smaller then that.

but pics would help.

 

[fraser888]

I think hes scared that they wont breed. How much bigger is she then him? Which enclosure did you put them in? How big is the enclosure? We need a bit6 of info before giving you answers.

 

[azzahalo]

yeah sorry i am trying to breed for my first year . done alot of reaserch and a little worried he is not up for the job with the size difference and weather he is even ready to breed at the waieght he is even know hes 5
Thanks

 

[ssssmithy]

he could be too small...seems very small for a 5 year old lol i have 18mnth olds heavier then him. but i suppose its not the size of the hammer.....
but you cooled them correctly and youve added him to her and not vise verser?