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  1. 07-04-2006, 04:17 PM #1
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    Hi all. I am going to get an early start on the 06/07 breeding season because I have a male thats ready and a female thats ready and am going to start the cycle on monday if my supplies are here. Is there anything I should know thats different than normal because I am starting early? Thank you and any advice is appreciated.


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    Re: An early start . . .

    be patient, remember that just because you start early, doesn't mean the snakes will automatically breed/ovulate/and lay eggs early. good luck, keep us posted!



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    Re: An early start . . .

    I hope they do breed/ovulate/and lay eggs early. I am going to give it a try since I dont have anything to loose right? What breeding recipe does everyone use?


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    Re: An early start . . .

    check out adam's breeding calendar, it worked for me.


    http://www.8ballpythons.com/journal/...ngcalendar.htm


    just change the months to work with your plans.



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  5. 07-04-2006, 04:44 PM #5
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    Re: An early start . . .

    Alright! doesnt ralph davis have one? I saw it before and then tried looking for it and couldnt find it.


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    Re: An early start . . .

    Quote Originally Posted by Regal Boids
    Alright! doesnt ralph davis have one? I saw it before and then tried looking for it and couldnt find it.
    Who's he? Take Vaughn's advise. Follow Adam's calendar you cant go wrong there!
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    Re: An early start . . .

    Quote Originally Posted by JASBALLS
    Who's he?
    www.ralphdavisreptiles.com


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    Re: An early start . . .

    NVM I found it. http://www.ralphdavisreptiles.com/ma...l_breeding.asp


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    Re: An early start . . .

    that's also a good recipe to follow, RDR has had good success. both recipes are very similiar.

    jas, was pulling your leg!

    in case you didn't know, adam and ralph are friends, you couldn't go wrong following advice from either one.

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    Re: An early start . . .

    alright thanx. I heard that some people dont change the temps and are succesful what do you all think?


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