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    Are my temps right for breeding season?

    I have my hot spot during the day at 90 degrees and the cool side at 80 degrees and at night time I have the hot spot at 84 degrees and the cool side at 74 degrees. Is this right or do I need to adjust my temps? Thanks

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    Re: Are my temps right for breeding season?

    Quote Originally Posted by Domepiece View Post
    I have my hot spot during the day at 90 degrees and the cool side at 80 degrees and at night time I have the hot spot at 84 degrees and the cool side at 74 degrees. Is this right or do I need to adjust my temps? Thanks
    Anybody?

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    I don't drop my temps or do any cooling
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    I'd recommend checking out this breeding video by Justin Kobylka that covers breeding temps.
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