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Old 12-15-02, 06:15 PM   #1
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Question about balls and ovulation etc.

I haven't noticed any ovulation in my female ball. I started cooling them 2 months ago and 2 weeks after I started cooling them, they began breeding, I see them copulating at least once a day (this has been going on for the last month and a half) and somtimes go all day long. I haven't misted them, haven't needed to. I've been told you only need to mist to stimulate copulation. Since they've been copulating constantly for almost 2 months I'm just wondering what to expect as far as a time frame goes (ie. signs of gravide female, sign of ovulation etc.). They're both sexually mature. Haven't seen any signs that the female is gravid yet.
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Old 12-15-02, 08:13 PM   #2
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It is still early in the breeding season. Don't expect the female to ovulate until March-May area. Keep cooling, feeding and placing them together.

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Wayyy early. Also, your male won't be breeding her anymore if she ovulates.
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