I have read in various publications and on this forum many breeders recommend not subjecting your male pyro and zonata to high temps after brumation due to sterility concerns. Some say don't keep your males above 72 degrees while others say keep them below 90. What do those of you who have had good success breeding pyros or zonatas do? If you keep them at low temps what about feeding them and concerns about digesting their food at such low temps?

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