Re: breeding question

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Posted by Jackie Lapradd on April 05, 2002 at 13:31:28:

In Reply to: Re: breeding question posted by Jackie Lapradd on March 27, 2002 at 22:26:40:

Hey Allen, I was just bustin your chops. Ken and I are actually good friends and I will be the first to admit he has more experience than me.
Now on to your second question. I have 2 males that show absolutely no aggression whatsoever when you put them together(both are proven males). On the other hand I have a female that goes nuts no matter what sex you put her with.
Regardless of your gilas reactions to one another I wouldn't consider this an accurate way of establishing sexes.
By the way, for all who read this post. I observed my first copulation of the year last night at 3:50 am. I am hoping this will be a fruitful year!
Jackie Lapradd

: Allen, Introduce your known female to the "male" of the pair you purchased and see how they react. If that goes well try putting your known female with the "female" of the pair and observe their reactions.One word of caution, You should never let the aggression escalate to the point where one of the animals is biting the other(they can very easily sever a limb). I have one definate female in my collection that will not tolerate any of my males except one so evidently some animals regardless of sex just aren't compatible.
: Good Luck
: Jackie Lapradd

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: : I just put a pair of my gilas together last weekend. The "pair" was sold to me as 1.1 but when I put them together, they really started fighting (biting, hissing, chasing) I got scared so I sperated them. Is this very common? I guess there's a change that they're both males.

: : I do have another female (I'm sure this one is) that I can introduce to the male, but just wanted to get advice. If they were both males, should I just consider this combatting and introduce a different female.

: : Any info would help!!!!

: : I thought this forum would get busier now that breeding season is here.....

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: Hey Allen, I was just bustin your chops. Ken and I are actually good friends and I will be the first to admit he has more experience than me. : Now on to your second question. I have 2 males that show absolutely no aggression whatsoever when you put them together(both are proven males). On the other hand I have a female that goes nuts no matter what sex you put her with. : Regardless of your gilas reactions to one another I wouldn't consider this an accurate way of establishing sexes. : By the way, for all who read this post. I observed my first copulation of the year last night at 3:50 am. I am hoping this will be a fruitful year! : Jackie Lapradd : : : Allen, Introduce your known female to the "male" of the pair you purchased and see how they react. If that goes well try putting your known female with the "female" of the pair and observe their reactions.One word of caution, You should never let the aggression escalate to the point where one of the animals is biting the other(they can very easily sever a limb). I have one definate female in my collection that will not tolerate any of my males except one so evidently some animals regardless of sex just aren't compatible. : : Good Luck : : Jackie Lapradd : : : : : I just put a pair of my gilas together last weekend. The "pair" was sold to me as 1.1 but when I put them together, they really started fighting (biting, hissing, chasing) I got scared so I sperated them. Is this very common? I guess there's a change that they're both males. : : : I do have another female (I'm sure this one is) that I can introduce to the male, but just wanted to get advice. If they were both males, should I just consider this combatting and introduce a different female. : : : Any info would help!!!! : : : I thought this forum would get busier now that breeding season is here.....

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