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PerryM
at Thu Dec 4 00:06:59 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PerryM ]
It is possible to breed corns without cooling them at all, but still providing a reduced photoperiod. This method is not always reliable though, so for more cosistent results it is a good idea to cool them for at least 8 weeks. 6 weeks will probably work, but you may be presented with small clutches or high infertility ratios.
On a side note, I have produced large, viable clutches of eggs by cooling only the males while continuing to feed the females.
This is not my standard practice, but I was curious to see what kind of results I would yield.
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