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View Poll Results: Do you cool before breeding?

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  • I don't cool!

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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    I have tried a few things from maintaining a cool end of 76/78 to cool down my hot spot to 80 days and night, to not cooling, to now doing what I do which seems to work for my animals.

    They have a cool spot that varies from 76 to 78 their hot spot is about 88 during the day and 78/80 at night (I use a herpstat ND so the night drop is done automatically each day)

    Works for me and my animals

    Again it's all about finding what works for your animals.
    Deborah Stewart


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