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    Telling it like it is! Stewart_Reptiles's Avatar
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    I am now at the point to where I breed as females and or males become up to size this pretty much translate as year round breeding now.

    I have animals that I started pairing in October, some in January and some at the end of last month.

    First eggs were laid in February and the is no telling when the last one will be laid since I have females in various stages of development and started pairing others.

    The only times animals male or females may be pulled out of rotation is if they suffer dramatic weight loss due to fast in that case they will be rested again and bred at a later time.

    There are many successful ways to breed BP the most important is to find the one that works for you and your animals.
    Deborah Stewart


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