View Full Version : Boa breeding this year. I hope :)
Terranaut
09-04-12, 09:01 AM
Well last year I put my boas together and although lots of action and lessons for my kids but no babies. It was late in the season so oh well. Now 2 weeks ago my food eager male stops eating and becomes super active. So I figure he is smelling something so last night I paired him back up with my female sunglow.
He's spurring her like a wild cowboy!! I sure hope it happens this year. I just want one litter from these guys. My male jcp is not eating either. Guess its time.
Come on 2012!!
This morning. Lol
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j9/terranaut0/photo-531.jpg
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j9/terranaut0/photo-1285.jpg
snake man12
09-04-12, 09:03 AM
I thought this site was for family's!!
Awesome shot, lets hope for babies.
Terranaut
09-04-12, 02:02 PM
Now it's like " anybody got a smoke ?"
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j9/terranaut0/photo-760.jpg
That is awesome, I hope you get some babies.
Terranaut
09-04-12, 02:52 PM
That is awesome, I hope you get some babies.
I hope so. I felt like a bit of a failure last year. Everyone posting baby pics and I had nothing. I guess it happens but I really hope we get some. We had jcps last year and the whole experience was awesome.The kids loved the whole incubator deal and their friends all came to see how they were. I assume live birth will be something to remember too.
Wildside
09-04-12, 02:54 PM
Make sure your temps are high enough
Terranaut
09-04-12, 03:04 PM
The viv they are in is great. 6'x2'x20" with a thermostat and 120 watt radiant heat panel at the one end. Best viv they have been in yet. Best temp control too. Very acurate and steady. Thanks for the tip.
Wildside
09-04-12, 05:52 PM
The viv they are in is great. 6'x2'x20" with a thermostat and 120 watt radiant heat panel at the one end. Best viv they have been in yet. Best temp control too. Very acurate and steady. Thanks for the tip.
I guess ambient needs to be around 84 to make sure the female takes. I'm keeping that but still getting the 10 degree ambient drop at night. This is my first year going solo so I'm just passing on advice I've been given. I'll let you know how my litter turns out though.
rmfsnakes32
09-09-12, 01:41 AM
Keep in mind females can retain sprerm for up to a year.
Keep in mind females can retain sprerm for up to a year.
a little extra doesn't hurt though ;D
Terranaut
09-09-12, 09:01 AM
Well it looks like she will be getting a lot extra this season.
Wildside
09-09-12, 11:55 AM
keep in mind females can retain sprerm for up to a year.
wut?????????
that male is a beast!!! lol any updates?
Terranaut
01-01-13, 10:46 AM
They slowed right down. No definate signs of her being gravid. Time wilk tell. I plan to leave then together a few more months.
ty for the update. When my boas slow down or lose interest, I separate them feed um and in 48 hours put them back together and they usually go right back to it. other boa sheds help, and extra humidity. hope it works out! :)
Terranaut
01-01-13, 02:43 PM
I will try that today. Thanks. I need to feed them anyway.
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