Hi,
I was wondering when I should warm up my pyro and annulata from winter hibernation. Thanks a bunch-Zach
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When should I pull em out of cooling?
Zach_MexMilk
Jan 14, 2004 11:12 PM
Replies (2)
rtdunham
Jan 15, 2004 12:18 AM
>>Hi,
>>I was wondering when I should warm up my pyro and annulata from winter hibernation. Thanks a bunch-Zach
i've talked to a lot of very knowledgeable, experienced pyro breeders about that question. Their consensus is the longer the better. Some of mine will have been brumated 4 1/2 months...some of the people i talked to said 5 mos would be great. They also counseled pairing them together very early after the end of brumation.
terry dunham
albino tricolors
st petersburg florida
Keith Hillson
Jan 15, 2004 08:54 AM
I used to have a pair of Baja Mt. Kings (L.z.algama) and I cooled them for usually only 3 months at 52 degree's and had 90-100 % hatch rates. Ive heard that longer is better and maybe my pair was a fluke ??? So I would say 4 months at least just to be safe.
Keith
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