Breeding question

[tarta4ever]

Since turn out that my red foot are a pair, I would ask if you could give me same information in order to enhance my chances of success, for e example should I change alimentation or day night cycle? I haven't still seen a coupling is there something that I could do?
Incubator is already on now I have 29-30 °C and 85-90% humidity is that ok?

 

[Anyfoot]

Since turn out that my red foot are a pair, I would ask if you could give me same information in order to enhance my chances of success, for e example should I change alimentation or day night cycle? I haven't still seen a coupling is there something that I could do?
Incubator is already on now I have 29-30 °C and 85-90% humidity is that ok?

You could be waiting a while. From what I've seen of yours they are only just hitting maturity. Have you seen the male following the female yet. If I was you I would try and get another female and add it to your pair.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

All of my experience has been keeping Redfoot outdoors.
They mate here and there.
But what seems to really get the males in the mood is a rain storm.
In fact they are very frisky all through the raining season.
Is your pair ever outdoors? It would enable you to use a sprinkler head on a hose to make it rain.
I would not try to initiate mating with a pair in an indoor enclosure unless it's HUGE. Because a lot of males will Perdue a single female relentlessly 24/7 once he becomes sexually active. Pairs do not do well. It's best with one male and 2 or 3 or more females.
Please keep this in mind.

 

[tarta4ever]

I ve also a female yellow head I think that the 3 eggs that I've found in the internal enclosure belongs to her, in order to keep a pure line I've planned to separe them and to take a yellow head male to have 2 pair, but since in Italy is impossible to find a adult female cherry I think that I keep the trio together.
Otherwise now they are in the external enclosure and it's rainy this day so I'll wait