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Shed after hibernation

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gafaled

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Hello People,

My corns has finished the hibernation.
I´live in South America.
One female shed the same day that finished the hibernation.

I think waiting to other shed until together with the male.

This is correct or not?

Thank a lot.
 
Hello and Welcome to the Forums. When you are breeding you really only need to focus on the female. If she shed then she is probably ready. He may shed but doesn't need to. He will be ready when she is. So you live in South America, that is really cool. I know one family who lives in Venezuela. If you dont mind id love to know where you live? Nice too meet you and good luck.
 
Dave,

Nice too meet to. Thank you very much for your replay. Thank you very much for your answer. I live in Uruguay, it is a little country between Argentina and Brazil.
 
I would wait for another shed from the female. Use the time between now and the next shed to feed her well, making sure she is healthy and ready to go. I would go ahead and introduce the male after the next shed, should not take more than a month or two if you feed her good.
 
I´m sorry that I have made some mistakes in my handwriting.
But take into account that I´m english learner student.

Thank for all.
 
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