OntarioLizardman
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hey guys! does any one here breed senegals? or know of anyone who does? thanks!
anyone breeding sengels?
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Brad Ramsey
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Nope.
I was planning to make that a project last year but never found a male that I liked and then lost my female.
Not an easy species to breed and the market value is low.
I would still like to tackle the challenge some day.
-Brad
I was planning to make that a project last year but never found a male that I liked and then lost my female.
Not an easy species to breed and the market value is low.
I would still like to tackle the challenge some day.
-Brad
OntarioLizardman
New Member
brad-
i just searched breeding senegals in the search box, and i saw that you used to/tried to? what happened? any luck?
thanks!
i just searched breeding senegals in the search box, and i saw that you used to/tried to? what happened? any luck?
thanks!
Brad Ramsey
Retired Moderator
I think you were asking that ? while I was typing the answer
Here is a link to an article by Kristina on the e-zine:
http://www.chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=164
-Brad
Here is a link to an article by Kristina on the e-zine:
http://www.chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=164
-Brad
OntarioLizardman
New Member
lol! and i just read that before i started this thread . but thanks! did you journal your expierences with sengels?
. but thanks! did you journal your expierences with sengels?
Brad Ramsey
Retired Moderator
There wasn't much to write about.
I only had one female and she was not even around for a year.
Her actual cause of death was undetermined.
She tried to burrow and lay eggs, but senegals don't generally cycle eggs without being mated.
My suspicion is that she had some kind of tumor that felt like eggs to her which triggered this behavior.
She was between 3 and 4 years old LTC originally from Trace, sent here by Kent who cared for her for awhile as well.
When (if) I try again, I would like to assemble a trio and then I would get pretty serious about taking some notes.
-Brad
I only had one female and she was not even around for a year.
Her actual cause of death was undetermined.
She tried to burrow and lay eggs, but senegals don't generally cycle eggs without being mated.
My suspicion is that she had some kind of tumor that felt like eggs to her which triggered this behavior.
She was between 3 and 4 years old LTC originally from Trace, sent here by Kent who cared for her for awhile as well.
When (if) I try again, I would like to assemble a trio and then I would get pretty serious about taking some notes.
-Brad
toddmkeller
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jrtader
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Thanks Todd
