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    Your Breeding Temps??

    Since it seems there are 100 different ways to cycle for breeding ball python I was wondering what temps people are using. Day time highs and night time lows, hot spots and ambient. I’m thinking I may steal some ideas for next year.



    My day time ambient or room temps are in the low 80’s with the night time lows being around 73-74



    My day time hot spots are around 90 with no hot spots at night.




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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    I have not changed temps at all, and currently have two out of two couples locked up. I just rotate them, giving them a few days to rest in seperate tubs again and/or have a meal, then I reintroduce them and get another lock..
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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    Quote Originally Posted by Ginevive
    I have not changed temps at all, and currently have two out of two couples locked up. I just rotate them, giving them a few days to rest in seperate tubs again and/or have a meal, then I reintroduce them and get another lock..
    I also do not change my temps and i have produced clutches 2yrs so far.My pastel male Bruno has bred Elvira & Lilly numerous times .Of course he gets 3 days rest between girls.
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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    I'm chilling them for 2-3 days with zero hot spots.

    same room temps though

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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    Quote Originally Posted by Larry Suttles
    I'm chilling them for 2-3 days with zero hot spots.

    same room temps though
    Larry have you produced clutches using this method? Not doubting you just wondering .
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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    No sir, this is my first year breeding. I've heard of breeders cycling short extreme temps both hot and cold to spark some breeding action. Things are a little slow around here so I'm giving it a try.

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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    Quote Originally Posted by Larry Suttles
    No sir, this is my first year breeding. I've heard of breeders cycling short extreme temps both hot and cold to spark some breeding action. Things are a little slow around here so I'm giving it a try.
    Ok let me know if you produce clutches using this method as its new to me.
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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    There is no need to change temps..

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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    I guess that if mine were not exhibiting any breeding behavior, I would look into temp changing as a way to maybe instigate breeding?
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    Re: Your Breeding Temps??

    I've been following the temperatures as listed in Adam's journal on the 8ball pythons website.
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