Seiryu
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So I have a 12-13 month old female panther, that I have had since she was ~4-5 months old. She is from Dezs' Little Clown.
She has never been receptive to either of my 2 males. She gapes/runs away, but never turns black. I never actually put the males in, once she see's them outside of her enclosure she bolts.
She's a healthy girl, around 70g, never laid an infertile clutch. Her enclosure is a 24"x22"x54" custom. Lay box, hibiscus plant and Pothos, multiple vines etc.
I have tried her outside on neutral ground and her in the male enclosure, same thing every time.
What I was curious about is, are there ever any females that just never become receptive? I figured most girls by around 12 months would turn the pinkish color you see with receptive females. I have a 15 month old, Iris who is always pink.
Around 8 months, slight pink.
Around 8 months. You can kind of see a slight pink. She was not happy with the camera!
Here she is now. She throws oranges/blues
Always this color roughly. Sometimes her white becomes a very light pink, but still has the orange/brown barring
Thanks for looking
She has never been receptive to either of my 2 males. She gapes/runs away, but never turns black. I never actually put the males in, once she see's them outside of her enclosure she bolts.
She's a healthy girl, around 70g, never laid an infertile clutch. Her enclosure is a 24"x22"x54" custom. Lay box, hibiscus plant and Pothos, multiple vines etc.
I have tried her outside on neutral ground and her in the male enclosure, same thing every time.
What I was curious about is, are there ever any females that just never become receptive? I figured most girls by around 12 months would turn the pinkish color you see with receptive females. I have a 15 month old, Iris who is always pink.
Around 8 months, slight pink.
Around 8 months. You can kind of see a slight pink. She was not happy with the camera!
Here she is now. She throws oranges/blues
Always this color roughly. Sometimes her white becomes a very light pink, but still has the orange/brown barring
Thanks for looking