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- Thread starter MikeSaw23
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Dave123
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Well you should first slowly warm them back up to their regular temp. Then i would feed them a smaller than usual mouse in a week. Then wait until the next feeding time and then feed them what they are used to. Do this for a few weeks and then the female should shed her skin. This is the sign that she is ready to breed. Then you can breed them. If you get Kathy Loves book Cornsnakes the Comprehensive Owners guide it will tell you how to do it all.
Lennycorn
Just see the truth
Oh, OK
Just, at first it didn't make sense. But anyway, sorry I can help. Haven't done a corn snake breeding but this link could give you a general idea.
http://www.moreptiles.com/cornsnake-lifecycle.htm
Just, at first it didn't make sense. But anyway, sorry I can help. Haven't done a corn snake breeding but this link could give you a general idea.
http://www.moreptiles.com/cornsnake-lifecycle.htm
farfrumugen
New member
after she sheds just put them together and let nature run its course. keep an eye on them to make sure that one does not stress the other out. i leave mine together until i know the female is pregnant
adam
adam
snakemom1961
Spring is here!
Abcat1993 said:
I know I said I wouldn't post like this, but this really bothers me. Does it REALLY matter if the person had a typo in their signature or thread? I guess my opinion is NO, as long as I can read the thread without alot of "chat" abbreviations. Heck I am in chat all the time but see alot here, that I have NO IDEA what their talking about. But a typo in a signature I personally don't think is that big of a deal, especially since it doesn't affect the body of the question being asked
SickPyth7
Snakes
MikeSaw23 said:
I introduce directly after she sheds. I usually watch them for a bit, my males do they're thing quick and after I remove them. I'll give the male a day or two to rest and and off to breeding he goes again. I'd say 3-4 to 4 times is more than enough for the female.
After observing this you will pick it up quickly. I've read several books but I find experience and studying your own animals are the real key to successful breeding. Its findout out what YOUR animals want to do!
Good luck!
MegF.
That's for sale???
I put my female and male together in a seperate tub and as soon as they are finished breeding, I then seperate. I give the male 2-3 days off (per Kathy Love's advice) and then reintroduce. I give the male the same amount of time in between and continue to introduce them (about 4-5 breedings) until the female is no longer willing. I introduce them after post brumation shed.