My TUG Snow Enigma was ovulating, so I went ahead and matched her with my Super Snow. Two times mated, and then popped him back in his tub. The other girls are exposed very briefly with the males, just for introduction. Everyone behaved, except my two Blizzards. This will be the second season working with these Blizzards...patience, and see what happens.:main_rolleyes:
Starting the 2014 season a little early (:
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staceyleigh
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This sounds like a great pairing! I have a female mack snow eclipse that I really want a male snow enigma for. Let me know what you get I may be interested if you choose to sell any!
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Congrats! My males are all rearing and ready to go, but my females aren't quite there yet. Are you going to be incubating for male or female?
I am going to start off incubating for females. If I see that she is producing good eggs, I want to put some in the "male" incubator.
My male, Yas is always ready..haha!! He just finished courting, and mating Karli, my Super Snow. So we should be seeing some Super Snows, and Super Snow Albinos from her, soon.
My male, Yas is always ready..haha!! He just finished courting, and mating Karli, my Super Snow. So we should be seeing some Super Snows, and Super Snow Albinos from her, soon.
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So exciting! Can't wait to see the hatchlings
LOL! Then, it won't be long. Trying my best not to look at other morphs, but I would love to get a Mack Snow W&Y Eclipse. The W&Y are fascinating.:main_thumbsup:
Anywhere from 2-4 weeks. It depends on the ovulation stage. Most of the time, mine will lay within 2 weeks.
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