I put my pair of Oustalet's outside, on a big hibiscus, supervised, of course.
They ignored each other and ate bugs!
I put them back inside (they can't go out everyday), but I removed the visual separation, to see if male would react to her. They still ignore each other and do not seem to mind seeing each other either. They are in their separate cages.
Should I just leave them in sight of each other until one of them reacts? I would like to try breeding them.
When I got them in April, I thought she was gravid, she showed gravid colors to the male, the few minutes I let them see each other. she was not gravid, but she seems receptive right now.
I bred Oustalet's 15 years ago, but they were both loose in a room and I never saw the breeding, only her color change.
I don't want to leave them loose this time. Is it maybe not the right "season" to them?
They ignored each other and ate bugs!
I put them back inside (they can't go out everyday), but I removed the visual separation, to see if male would react to her. They still ignore each other and do not seem to mind seeing each other either. They are in their separate cages.
Should I just leave them in sight of each other until one of them reacts? I would like to try breeding them.
When I got them in April, I thought she was gravid, she showed gravid colors to the male, the few minutes I let them see each other. she was not gravid, but she seems receptive right now.
I bred Oustalet's 15 years ago, but they were both loose in a room and I never saw the breeding, only her color change.
I don't want to leave them loose this time. Is it maybe not the right "season" to them?
