Has anyone bred Home's ? If so, what is the courtship behavior? One of mine mounted the other and gaped the mouth (no sound). This it did repeatly and followed around smelling rear.
Breeding Behavior of Home's hingeback.
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No real elaborate courtship. My male just went to town mounting the female. He would though move his tail quite a bit when he was mounted on the female.
Danny
No real elaborate courtship. My male just went to town mounting the female. He would though move his tail quite a bit when he was mounted on the female.Danny
Hi Larry,
I've had the same mating and courtship behavior, I haven't had any eggs yet. I think mine need another year or so cycling through the seasons, in captivity. I'm hoping next year getting them outside will help. During mounting there was a bit of noise, but not near the volume of other species. The rear end sniffing also occurs. Most of the mating seems to occur after I rain the habitat.
Be well
I've had the same mating and courtship behavior, I haven't had any eggs yet. I think mine need another year or so cycling through the seasons, in captivity. I'm hoping next year getting them outside will help. During mounting there was a bit of noise, but not near the volume of other species. The rear end sniffing also occurs. Most of the mating seems to occur after I rain the habitat.
Be well
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