i'm wondering how long is not long enough? i've had mine cooling at about 55 for a month but temps are getting warmer and i'm not sure how long i can keep it that cool in that room, so i'm wondering would 6 weeks or so be long enough for a cooling period?
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cooling corns......................
herpluver
Feb 10, 2004 10:04 PM
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serpentboy
Feb 11, 2004 12:44 AM
6 WEEKS WOULD BE FINE..... THAT'S ALL I COOL MY CORNS AT...AND ALWAYS HAVE GOOD LARGE CLUTCHES....I EVEN KNOW OF PPL THAT DO AND HAVE BRED THEIR'S W/O COOLING THEM AT ALL...I AM TRYING THAT ON ONE OF MY FEMALES THIS YR..... SO GO AHEAD AND WARM THEM UP...THEY WILL BE FINE... IF YOU REALLY WANT SOME GOOD INFO ON CORNSNAKES CONTACT SOUTH MOUTAIN REPTILES @ www.cornsnake.net..the guys NAME IS DON...HE IS HELLA COOL AND CAN TELL YOU NETHING YOU NEED TO KNOW...
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IcedGoddess
Feb 11, 2004 08:46 AM
If you warm them kind of slowly they'll be fine. I don't brumate mine, (yet anyway) and last year had a clutch of 13 by first-time parents. Your snakes will just think it was a mild winter
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