I would not breed them because they may have problems putting weight back on between clutches or after breeding/laying is done... Both sexes lose weight during breeding season... Some males seem to ''fast'' during breeding season... This year I had a 106 gram male drop down to 79 grams... It's common for females to lose 15-20 grams during breeding season... If either is female there could also be problems with egg production... It's not worth the risk... :main_no:
Temperature fluctuations are well known to cause deformities... Since all six babies that have hatched from the pairing since are fine and growing better than average I stand firm that their problems are not genetic, but were caused by the mishap...
All of that aside, Haley adopted them as pets so there should be no worries... :main_thumbsup:
Temperature fluctuations are well known to cause deformities... Since all six babies that have hatched from the pairing since are fine and growing better than average I stand firm that their problems are not genetic, but were caused by the mishap...
All of that aside, Haley adopted them as pets so there should be no worries... :main_thumbsup:
