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    Re: Is this info accurate?

    Quote Originally Posted by SlitherinSisters View Post
    The no belly heat thing is just someone's opinion. Lots of breeders use belly heat only. Don't get yourself too caught up in the details. Breeding isn't an all or nothing game. A lot of advice you hear/read is mostly opinion, and you will hear all sorts of contradicting things. For example, some people drop temps for breeding, others don't. I for one don't, I let the room temp drop naturally and keep the UTH at the same setting as I do during the summer and 4 of 4 of my girls are going to lay for me.

    I personally like to follow this: http://ballpython.ca/gallery/breeding.html It is saved as one of my websites across the top of my internet window, the first site is this one, then that site, then a horse game I play, then NERD
    +1

    I don't cycle my snakes either and it looks as though all of the females I've been pairing with males are going to produce clutches for me.

    Also a fan of Markus Jayne's breeding page. I was constantly referencing it my first year and still like to look back on it now.
    Last edited by Quiet Tempest; 05-05-2011 at 10:46 PM.

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