ornamentalist
Arachnoknight
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- Oct 2, 2010
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how do you tell if an emboli has been discharged during mating? I was pairing my geniculatas just now and he inserted (at a dodgy angle) then the female tried to crush and bite him. I dont know if he had done or if he hurt her in some way. She isnt twitching like after last pairing. He legged it fast as a pokie when she did that. On closer inspection now hes out and next to me, i can see his left emboli is still prominent but i dont know if thats a good or bad sign as i have never noticed it in any other matings before. I hope he hasnt damaged it trying to leg it while inserted or something. Is there a way to visually tell if an emboli is loaded? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks