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FR
at Mon Mar 24 18:20:56 2014 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]
Actually they are incredibly predictable in nature.
Even in captivity they are predictable as can be. Once supported, they are like clockwork. An example, when I produced lots of Blairs, most females cycled the same week, even the same day, year after year, after year. And it did not matter if I hibernated them or not. As long as they were healthy.
I have been watching gilas and one pair has returned to the exact same spot, to the inch, for 35 years and going. Is that not predictable? So I guess how you think of them varies with your own experience. Best wishes
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RE: Female cal king trying to eat male... - FR, Mon Mar 24 18:20:56 2014