Is it possible to produce baby gilas without cooling the adult animals? I know there are a lot of lizard breeders out there that cycle their animals without hybernation and I've heard rumor out there that it is possible with gilas! I know the key to producing gilas is to make the captive environment as "real" as possible to the wild, but can gilas be produced keeping them at summer temps with a rain type cycle? Thanks for any input!!
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Question for Gila Breeders
JTK
Dec 07, 2004 09:30 AM
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robyn@ProExotics
Dec 08, 2004 06:51 PM
we have used basking lights throughout the winter cooling period, and we have seen females bask during parts of the day all winter long, with a cage temp range of 55F to 120F, and we have had successful hatchings from that, but we have not tried to do it with no cooling at all...
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