(pic)What are the odds of...

[reptiles3]

Two 37 gram females from the same clutch being gravid WITHOUT ever being bred:main_huh: I know Leos at their weight would usually reabsorb them.Their eggs/follicles are 1/4 inch in diameter and pinkish-white...could it still be possible for them to reabsorb them at ths point??:main_lipsrsealed:

 

[reptiles3]

Oh yea, at this point in production,(as described above)is it possible for the developing eggs/folli. to be fertilized if bred asap?

 

[fallen_angel]

I think they are just follicles and she is ovulating, no eggs.. now would be a good time to breed her if you are prepared and ready to!

 

[david13]

I wouldnt breed at 37 grams though...

 

[fallen_angel]

Oh, I must have overlooked the 37 grams part! Definitely don't breed at 37 grams, that's like a 13 year old trying to have a child.

 

[Ccrashca069]

Is that the female in your aviator? If it is she is very pretty. Either the egg will be reabsorbed or it will be infertile. I can't wait till she is at leaste 50 grams and she lays some fertile eggs. Those hatchlings would look adorable.

 

[fallen_angel]

Is that the female in your aviator? If it is she is very pretty. Either the egg will be reabsorbed or it will be infertile. I can't wait till she is at leaste 50 grams and she lays some fertile eggs. Those hatchlings would look adorable.

I agree, I love the reduced spotting, so very pretty!!!

 

[Mel&Keith]

Being gravid means that your female has fertilized eggs inside her. Your female is ovulating.

 

[reptiles3]

thanks for all the replies, i guess ill know for sure whats going on with her in a week or so.

***The pair in my avatar are her parents...and the HT female is due any day WITH HER 5TH CLUTCH FROM ONE BREEDING!!

 

[fallen_angel]

NICE!