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JaeWright
Snake Mite
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 07/07/2011 : 21:28:54
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basically what it says in subject
how do you know when your corn snakes are ready to breed also is there only one time of year they will breed?
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west5680
Hatchling
United Kingdom
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Posted - 07/07/2011 : 21:37:38
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| ive read if its the rule of 3, 3 years 300grams and something else of a 3. |
 
0.1.0 Wife
4.0.0 Children
0.5.0 Chickens
0.2.0 Cats
0.1.0 Amel corn (Sydney)(hatchie)
0.1.0 Carolina corn (Sienna)(3yrs)
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gmac
The Scottish Admin
United Kingdom
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Posted - 07/07/2011 : 21:39:04
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quote:
Originally posted by west5680
ive read if its the rule of 3, 3 years 300grams and something else of a 3 feet long.
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JaeWright
Snake Mite
United Kingdom
39 Posts |
Posted - 07/07/2011 : 21:42:00
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| i know that much but what signs does your snake give, when it wants to breed, and what time of year can you breed them? |
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west5680
Hatchling
United Kingdom
134 Posts |
Posted - 07/07/2011 : 21:42:26
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| thats the one! Ha ha |
0.1.0 Wife
4.0.0 Children
0.5.0 Chickens
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0.1.0 Amel corn (Sydney)(hatchie)
0.1.0 Carolina corn (Sienna)(3yrs)
Various coldwater fish |
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Isoldael
Yearling
Netherlands
999 Posts |
Posted - 08/07/2011 : 00:02:45
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| The best time to breed them is after the female's first shed after brumation. I remember reading something about certain pheromones being present in the shed skin :). I know it worked like a charm for my snakes - as soon as Saphira shed, Jake started chasing her around like mad! |
1.0 anery stripe (Nash)
1.0 hypo pewter (Loki)
1.0 bloodred het amel, charcoal, hypo, stripe 50% phet anery, lavender (Kasumi)
0.1 grey background normal het amel (Saphira)
0.1 tessera het amel, anery, stripe (Lilith)
0.1 amel (Aurora)
0.1 hypo bloodred het anery, charcoal, stripe 50% phet amel, lavender (Mara)
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eeji
The Morph Master
United Kingdom
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Posted - 08/07/2011 : 18:47:24
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short answer:
you don't.
long answer:
you can take an educated guess, breeding season starts around early spring going right into summer so you can put a pair together and see if they mate. If they don't, then one (or both) aren't yet ready so try again in a few weeks time.
A good indicator is when the female starts ovulating and you might be able to feel or see small bumps down her back third.
I personally start pairing after the females second shed of the year (February/March-ish) and go from there, although my lot never seem interested until fairly late in the season. |
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