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wade
at Tue Dec 16 16:30:46 2003 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by wade ]
The corns that live in Florida may never experience temperatures cold enough to brumate at all. Corns comming from the northern part of their range may get very cold in some areas. If they have found a good place to spend the winter it may not get below zero but I'd bet they certainly get below freezing.
If you are going to brumate, the worst thing you could do is leave them too warm. Mid sixties and low seventies, and their metabolism will not slow down enough. The bacterias in their stomach will still be active. I think if you can't get them below 60* you should not brumate at all. ----- Wade's Weptiles & Wodents
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