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I tried to brumate my corns this year, but Florida would not cooperate, hot and cold, hot and cold. People finding snakes outside all winter even. I kept them as cool as I could for about 6 or 8 weeks, but finally got too worried about them and had to feed them. That was about 6 weeks ago.

Question is, is it too late to try to breed them? Okay to go ahead and try? This is my first shot at breeding them, only want to try three of the females this year. They are all 3 or 4 years old.

Thanks for any help you can give.
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1.2 Ghost Corns, Beetlejuice, Casper and Spooky
1.1 Charcoal het pewter, Smokey and Flame
1.1 Hypo het lavender, Rosy and Rocko
1.0 Anery, Goku
0.1 Amel, Sunny
2.0 Tabby Cats, Daddycat and his son Brat
0.1 Australian Shepherd, Angel

Gypsy

hey, whos stopping you?!?!?!?! try it! if it doesnt work, you'll know the worst that will happen is no breeding or slugs. good luck!
~kin
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~Sober Serpents~
Corns, Creamsicles, A Black Rat, Thayeri, Cal Kings, A Jungle Corn(Just A Pet), A Bearded dragon, Leopard Geckos, Green Anoles, a Snapping turtle, and a white cheeked mud turtle

brumation is not required to breed. It's prime breeding time right now. Only a few of us have had very many lock ups. Some are just starting, while others are getting eggs already.
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****Misty****

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"I try to take one day at a time but sometimes several days attack me at once"

Given that corns are native to Florida - you shouldn't have a problem.
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