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what the fudge!

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oreo1700

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after a good month of hybernation my two okeetees ate well for 2.5 weeks, then shed a few days later(last night). i put them together this morning after replacing the aspen subtrate with paper towels. they both were kinda just twitching at each other's touch for a little while and i left them alone. when i looked this after noon they were in a hide together but there was no sign of a passed mating on the paper towels. is this normal? should i just leave them alone for a few days? please help
 
I'm having that happen right now with a 1.3 group (no, they are not all 3 in the same tub). I'm getting frustrated. I leave them together for 24 hours, then split them up for 2 days and then reintroduce them. I haven't any idea if the male's done his job.
 
It may take another shed cycle before they are "in season," especially when the first shed out of brumation is so soon.
 
One of my friends who has a lot of success with breeding his corns told me that if nothing happens, take the female out until she sheds. He said that after she sheds she smells really good to the male and he'll get down to business. ;)
 
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