I've only bred Lampropeltis a few times now, and I just got my hondurans out of brumation and one had gone blue during brumation. I've never seen this before. Should I be worried?
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Going blue during brumation?
numbsun
Nov 04, 2004 06:16 PM
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rtdunham
Nov 04, 2004 06:21 PM
>>I've only bred Lampropeltis a few times now, and I just got my hondurans out of brumation and one had gone blue during brumation. I've never seen this before. Should I be worried?
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I wouldn't think so. All the life cycles continue, just at a slower pace. I remove some sheds from my brumating cages every year.
terry
