If I'm naive, forgive me, but it seems to me:

1. Tropical snakes would never need to be brumated. They breed year-round.

2. Florida is a subtropical place, which rarely has temps below 45 at night. Double reason not to brumate tropical snakes.

I'm thinking that you are fine to keep them active year-round, and that breeding should not be too tricky if you use common sense basics.

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• Brumating Beauty Snakes?? - LloydHeilbrunn, Fri Oct 29 14:14:41 2010
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• RE: Brumating Beauty Snakes?? - tbrock, Fri Oct 29 23:38:51 2010
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