Re: Russian torts question.

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: Thanks Chiro, : Are there any signs that I should look for when a female is getting to lay? : Brett : : : : Hi, : : : I have a pair of russian torts that just came out of hibernation about a week ago. : : (SNIP) : : I am continuosly amazed at the breeding behavoir. The females never seem receptive. The males always persistant. : : I have bred them with and without hibernation. : : Hibernation doesn't seem to be an absolute necessity. Mine mate like crazy in the spring and usually lay eggs at the end of summer. : : Others that I know have females that lay in the spring.... : : Joe (Chiro) : : Moderator African Tortoise : : Director White Iguana Reptile Rescue : : List Owner of the Russian Tortoise Group (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RussianTortoise/join) : : List Owner of the Chelonian Nutrition Group (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chelonian_nutrition/join) : : http://www.russiantortoise.net : : "More is missed by not looking : : than by not knowing" : : Thomas Moore

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