hello everyone,is there a certain time of season you should breed jacksons or do they readily breed. thanks matt
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breeding jacksons
schwartzenstobe
Jan 27, 2005 07:48 AM
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wraithy
Jan 27, 2005 10:04 AM
They breed year round. I have had 2 clutches per year in the past...even when only have the chams "together" once. I found that, when living in California, the femal was much more receptive when exposed to sunlight on a regular basis. in Pennsylvania, they are not as receptive as often. We only have a few good months to have them outside.
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