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Posted by colubridman on February 14, 2003 at 09:15:33:
In Reply to: Breeding Problem? posted by Mark Banczak on February 13, 2003 at 22:30:26:
I have had taeniura stay locked up for up to 9 hours before with no problem.
Most of my north and central american species breed for much shorter periods (usually much less than an hour) but will occaisonally stay together for a couple of hours or more.
It is possible for them to get stuck but it's best to let them work it out so to speak.
I would not worry about it and if you were to try to intervene you could do more harm than good.
Good luck and may your clutches be large and fertile.
Randy Whittington
:I hope someone's out there this late. My Climacophora have been locked up mating for well over an hour. I'm new to this but it seems inordinately long. I know Kathy Love's book says Corns stay together for 10-20 minutes on average. Could they be stuck? Has anyone heard of this?
