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    You have a long way to go man. Those girls will take at least another year or two before they will breed. By then, you will probably have about 10+ females and need to build an incubator.

    Here is a pretty cool incubator...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=6SdXvxnN8Xs

    I have a very large deep freezer that I converted into an incubator. They are easy to build. Heat, fans, an enclosure that is sealed and insulated (an old fridge/freezer), thermometers and a thermostat is all you really need. They can be as large as a walk in room, or as small as a cooler for soda. Same concept.
    Last edited by Coopers Constrictors; 05-18-2013 at 05:58 PM.
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    Jeremy Cooper
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