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I understand that there are several breeders who do this. I was wondering if it's a good idea (Not trying to insult anyone) or if Burmation really helps with the breeding cycle. Any ideas?
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2.0 Iguanas, 2.4 Beardies, 1.3 Saharan/Nigerian Uromastyx, 0.0.2 Leos, 0.0.1 African Fat Tail, 1.0 Columbian Rainbow Boa, 0.0.1 Fla Garter Snake, 0.1 eastern garters, 0.0.1 Banded California King Snake (M.I.A.), 0.0.1 Corn Snake, 0.0.3 Fire Belly Toads, 1.0 Eastern Painted Turtle, 0.0.1 African Sideneck, 2 Horses, 4 cats, 1 dog, and I'm still not done.....

hi
i do not much i let them dicede themzelf.
i think a dragon must dicide for his own when he wanan go into brumation and how long.
some go in a very deep sleep,while other sleep eat little bit bask and then go to sleep again.
and some beardies not go into brumation atall.
i let houres on 12 on 12 of.
when i see some beardie who is older then 1 year then i wil reduce the light houre to 10 houre on 14 of.
if i see a dragon not wanna brumate then i let his light the same like always.
here some of my dragons already go into brumation 3 from the adults and 2 r preparing to and 3 walking around like its summer
but in december ,januari they already come out and then i have very early eggs.
so when i go to the store the sell my beardies they now have any babie beardie yet
that whas a nice thing i sold 120 beardies this year .
byeee
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