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  • 04-11-2007, 11:29 AM
    West Coast Jungle
    Re: Female Cycles
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    Originally Posted by elevatethis
    According the Barker's latest book, it has been their observation that females in close proximity can affect each other's breeding cycles.


    Great book! Tremendous amount of information and photos! Some of his husbandry techniques are very different than other breeders.
  • 04-11-2007, 11:32 AM
    elevatethis
    Re: Female Cycles
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by westcoastjungle
    Great book! Tremendous amount of information and photos! Some of his husbandry techniques are very different than other breeders.

    One difference that jumped out to me was VPI's heating methods...but they are in Texas...those of us further north don't have the luxury of 83 degree winter days....
  • 04-11-2007, 11:35 AM
    xdeus
    Re: Female Cycles
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by elevatethis
    One difference that jumped out to me was VPI's heating methods...but they are in Texas...those of us further north don't have the luxury of 83 degree winter days....

    I thought Texas was cold in the winter??
  • 04-11-2007, 11:35 AM
    West Coast Jungle
    Re: Female Cycles
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by elevatethis
    One difference that jumped out to me was VPI's heating methods...but they are in Texas...those of us further north don't have the luxury of 83 degree winter days....

    This is true. I live in desert Southern Cali and use the Sutherlands techniques, also SoCal, and they give me great results! :)
  • 04-11-2007, 12:13 PM
    JLC
    Re: Female Cycles
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by xdeus
    I thought Texas was cold in the winter??

    Haha....Texas is ALL things in the winter, what with it being so big and all. :P But here in south Texas...winter is far more balmy than it is cold. Maybe a total of 2-3 weeks of truly winter-like temps and the rest of the winter is very pleasant.
  • 04-11-2007, 12:18 PM
    xdeus
    Re: Female Cycles
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by JLC
    Haha....Texas is ALL things in the winter, what with it being so big and all. :P But here in south Texas...winter is far more balmy than it is cold. Maybe a total of 2-3 weeks of truly winter-like temps and the rest of the winter is very pleasant.


    Ahhh... Okay, that makes sense. After all, you are right across the pond from Florida. And people say I don't know geology... :P
  • 04-11-2007, 12:30 PM
    elevatethis
    Re: Female Cycles
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by xdeus
    Ahhh... Okay, that makes sense. After all, you are right across the pond from Florida. And people say I don't know geology... :P


    Geography is another fun one to brush up on as well...lol...
  • 04-11-2007, 12:50 PM
    xdeus
    Re: Female Cycles
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by elevatethis
    Geography is another fun one to brush up on as well...lol...

    I thought it was geometry? At least that's what my astrology teacher told me when we were studying the solar system.
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