In case anyone was unsure on what "NO" means, I thought I would post this picture.
I first presented the male to the female outside her cage. My girlfriend held the female while I brought the male close. She (the veiled) stayed a calm green color and actually crouched down as if to say "ok" to the male. Well I thought that was a good sign so I placed her in her cage then added the male.

As you can see . . . No means No!

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I removed the male right after the 2nd pic. The cage looks bare because I took out the plants for a better video shot. (Yes I have a nice video also)


Jim

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lol wow, looking at that first picture and seeing the expression on the female's face I think i would probably run for the door. Persistent little male.

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Kevin, Central California.

The female is gravid, I think, she is showing the coloration.

Just because she has that color dose not mean she is gravid.

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That kind of coloration can mean either she has already been mated with another male and is non-receptive, already gravid, or she just plain isn't ready! My female does the same thing when I bring around a male that isn't her mate. She does not like other males! lol

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Nicole and Lamson

I really like those pictures. Especially sexy is the one of them close. Very pretty. :} Krava did that after Fractal and her bred. She's had enough. lol Now let's see if it took. Krava is a bit young.

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