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RE: Opinions on Hondo breeding???

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Posted by: shannon brown at Tue Jan 22 11:32:58 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by shannon brown ]  
   

well, its a fine line I think. I have also heard that they can be just cooled around 70 with no ill affects.

But, at 70 they will still be active enough and wanting to eat.If you feed them then chances are it will be to cold for them to digest there meal and you will run into all kinds of problems. If you choice not to feed then they will loose weight and again its kinda going backwards.

For me there really is no happy medium.Its either put them down or keep them up.Ove the years I have tried about everything and I always get the best results just putting everything down.

Good luck,

Shannon

   

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