As Hogboy said, you're very early in the season. You'd be better off starting introduction around December time.

Have you cooled them at all?

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no but i may drop temp a little, i pref not to mess with temps but people do seem to do this with royals. My boas bread without a temp drop but royals seem to need this from what i have read.
Its my first year with royals as they were not ready last year.
This year i have 2 normal & 1 pastel females up to weight and a normal and pastel male

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Bearded Dragons: 1:0:0 Normal - 1:1:0 Sandfire - 0:1:0 Citrus
Boas: 1:2:0 Common
Corns: 1:0:0 Anery - 0:1:0 Snow - 0:2:0 Amelanistic - 0:1:0 Lavamel - 1:0:0 Motley
Geckos: 0:2:0 Leopard Normal - 1:1:0 Crested Flame/Fire - 0:1:0 Madagascar day
Royal pythons: 1:4:0 Normal - 1:0:0 Bumble Bee - 1:1:0 Pastel
Burmese pythons: 1:0:0 Hi-orange Albino
Monitors: 0:1:0 Bosc
Uromastyx: 0:0:1 Ornata
Collared Lizards: 1:1:0 Common
Tortoise: 0:1:0 Sulcata

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