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Thread: Light Cycle

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    Light Cycle

    How many breeders out there make sure that your BPs have a light cycle? (12 hours day, 12 hours night)

    If you do a light cycle, why? Is it necessary for successful breeding?
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    Re: Light Cycle

    I don't....My lights are on way more than they are off.

    For me a lighting cycle has not been necessary for successful breedings.

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    My reptile room is most always dark. I've just wondered if anyone else has successful breeding going on with a mostly dark room...
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    Re: Light Cycle

    They probably like the dark better...

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    IMO light means nothing to the snakes. There are a lot of breeders that have their snakes in solid colored tubs, those snakes get little to no light their entire life and they still breed and eat just fine. My snakes hardly get any light and I don't have any issues with them.

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