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| oakleyman18 |
Posted - 23/08/2011 : 21:52:31
Nice and simple- How long from mating to laying does it take for baby rainbow boas to be born? |
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| Snakesitter |
Posted - 24/08/2011 : 20:57:44
Haha! Actually, it is very hard to spot a Brazilians's ovulation, as it takes the form of a short swelling. No mood swings of which I am aware. |
| oakleyman18 |
Posted - 24/08/2011 : 09:20:02
Corr, didn't realise it was such a long time! Although I suppose corns take two months to lay eggs, then two months for those to hatch, so I suppose it's not that crazy. What are the best ways to spot ovulation? Mood swings etc? (I.e. same signs as in women?  ) |
| CDN_Blood |
Posted - 24/08/2011 : 01:09:31
quote:
Originally posted by Snakesitter
...Mating to POS can vary, so any estimate would be useless.
Indeed. Females can store sperm for a year or two, releasing it when the conditions are most conducive to reproduction, so answering that question is impossible  |
| Snakesitter |
Posted - 23/08/2011 : 23:09:25
The best estimate I have seen is 120 days from post-ovulation shed (POS in shorthand) to birthing, assuming a basking temp of 82-83 degrees throughout. Mating to POS can vary, so any estimate would be useless. |
