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Hi

I live in a country where winters are very mild. What I want to ask, is it possible to successfully simulate winter pre-breeding conditions for corn snakes and other colubrids with temperatures of 78 F daytime and 70-74 F nighttime? (Perhaps with light manipulations, etc.?) It seems it’s as cold as it gets naturally.

Thank you for all the help.

Natalia

yes.......with corns...you can keep them around 82 all summer and drop them to 75 for 3 months and still feed them half the normal food and drop the lights by a few hours a day and they will breed just well..........

.......I keep them in a room the same temp all year and feed all year and they still breed.......and lay.....
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