I once again found a load of jellies in my adult female radix enclosure. Is this a normal time of the year for this to happen? This seems early for them to abort the eggs. I think there is still plenty of time for a group to be born before Winter. I know that it's not my understanding that dictates the timing of these things. When this happened to my girl Charlott I was surprized, since she had mated this spring. The other females have not had access to any males.
Does every female of breeding age produce eggs? If so, I will have many more jellies to come.
This last group of jellies is much easier to take since my Big Girl was not breed this year. I guess I'm trying to prepare myself for what's to come. This is my first year with such large numbers and I'm having trouble with the losses.
Your thoughts on this would be great.