got a few ?'s

[little98dime]

Ok, I have a female LVPA that is comming on 8 months old now and will be ready for breeding soon If she is not already. I have had her all but the first month of her life.
1. Does anyone have any high res images of the "pink spot" I have been reading about?
2. When I do introduce them, will it be best to put her in the male's tank? Vice-versa?neutral tank?
3. What can I expect to happen with two first timers?

Been searching for this stuff for. While with no results, so any info would be greatly appreciated.

 

[little98dime]

Anyone?

 

[Tommy13b]

1. Its not really hard to see, just get a clear container
2. Dosent really matter
3. Male will get excited and start shakeing his tail really fast, then he will work his way up to her next and bite here, then they will mate.

 

[little98dime]

spent the last 15 minutes looking and comparing to pics i have seen,... what do you think? she's not eating much and is a bit high strung...

 

[leoman777]

oh beware of first timers. sometimes the male wont do it right lol he will do it on the opposite end

 

[little98dime]

nvm. found one and yeah your right. pink spot is VERY obvious. mine isnt ovulating yet thank goodness.

 

[laughing dog]

anyone got camparision pics of males, females, gravid, ready to breed?

 

[little98dime]

Males don't show any changes I think, but I found a pic of a female that was ovulating, but I forget what site though. It was through a google search.

 

[stellascura420]

I noticed some pink spots on my females belly and I was told she was ovulating. Here is the pic I found them in.

 

[little98dime]

Can't really tell with the flash.

 

[Tommy13b]

Yup, they tend to look like heathers when they are