Re: Is it too early?

Posted by Clay (A.R.B.) on January 31, 2002 at 11:32:13:

In Reply to: Is it too early? posted by Chris on January 30, 2002 at 13:29:01:

I'll put it this way, no harm will come from introducing them.
Some snakes will begin breeding that soon after brumation, and some will not. In my experience, most of the snakes I have bred have not gotten fully sexually active until the female as had her first shed, or at least 3 weeks after warm up.
Introducing them now will cause no problems, but if they show no interest, just keep trying every few days to a week until they do.

• A.R.B.

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: I'll put it this way, no harm will come from introducing them. : Some snakes will begin breeding that soon after brumation, and some will not. In my experience, most of the snakes I have bred have not gotten fully sexually active until the female as had her first shed, or at least 3 weeks after warm up. : Introducing them now will cause no problems, but if they show no interest, just keep trying every few days to a week until they do.

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