Continuing on the "old but good" thread theme...
I know there's not a magic formula, but anyone have a good sense of things that may "motivate" motoros or leos into breeding? I've heard both raising temperature as well as dropping temperature... Anyone else confirm either case?
Frank mentioned something in his website about a particular food that's caused it. What may this be?
I've got a male leo that's more than ready to go (15", mature claspers), and a female leo that's almost ready to go (12"), so I'm just aching to replicate whatever conditions it is that will trigger some McLovin...
I know there's not a magic formula, but anyone have a good sense of things that may "motivate" motoros or leos into breeding? I've heard both raising temperature as well as dropping temperature... Anyone else confirm either case?
Frank mentioned something in his website about a particular food that's caused it. What may this be?
I've got a male leo that's more than ready to go (15", mature claspers), and a female leo that's almost ready to go (12"), so I'm just aching to replicate whatever conditions it is that will trigger some McLovin...
