I bred last year and this year without cooling. I did put them
off feed for about a month.

It was really them going off of feed on their own. They stopped
eating and were incredibly active, pacing in their cages and
rubbing their snouts trying to get out.

She had zero slugs last year and 17 healthy neonates. I actually
didn't want to breed them this year, but the female just drove
me crazy. I had to tape up her Neodesha with cardboard filler
to keep her from destroying her nose because she kept jamming
it in the little space adjacent to the cage doors. Funny the
male was like that last year, this year it was the girl...

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