Re: advanced temp question
If she's still copulating with the male, she's not gravid.
Hope this helps.
-adam
Re: advanced temp question
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Adam_Wysocki
If she's still copulating with the male, she's not gravid.
Hope this helps.
-adam
Ok, well, I guess that answers that. I guess she is just plain old fat? I don't understand it though. there is no way she could have been able to gain so much weight with the smaller feeders I have been feeding....
Re: advanced temp question
Follicular development can often make females appear larger.
Hope this helps.
-adam
Re: advanced temp question
Ok thanks.... please answer this question.
What happens if eggs are unexpectedly laid early, during a night drop down to say 76 degrees? will the eggs sitting for a few hours at that temperature hurt them?
Re: advanced temp question
The past two breeding seasons, I've done what Adam has told me works for him(works great for me too). I don't know if he does his temps this way still, but it works well.
For 16 hours, the temperatures are kept at 85 warm side, 78-80 room temp. Then for the remaining, the warm side temp is back up to 95 and room temp is 80-82. Wait for the low pressure systems to come in and nice rainy days and you'll have snake porn.
Any lower temperatures and you're going to get some stress RIs, mainly in the boys.
Misting with cold water helps too.