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    Re: Night drop questions...

    Since you are a fellow SoCal breeder , your whether is pretty much the same as mine give or take a few degrees -- I know your specific area. I have a room heater that raises the ambient temp to about 83-85 during the day. My night temps drop to about 77-78. Some of my racks have no belly heat during night hours -- and others do.

    The ambient temp difference from day to night being 3-5 degrees lower is the important factor -- if there is one. Balls will adapt to what you are doing to breed. I do like to have a COOLER end of the rack for girls to build. I am sure you are doing just fine -- don't stress!!
    Bill Buchman

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