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    Re: Breeding and its factors...

    Quote Originally Posted by charlene.payne View Post
    Do you keep track each year of when your girls lay? I have several that are late layers anyways. There isn't really a typical breeding season anymore and more breeders are getting eggs all year long. It makes me wonder if the ball pythons are adapting to the climate and captivity.
    Yep each and every year. Some felt the change early on, and ovulated really early, abnormally early. Some are still building... things are just a bit off. Does this mean they will go early/late again next season (in the fall)? No idea, I will assume yes and put the males with them early on, and try to cool the room slightly, early on, so when the drop in temps happens (naturally) it won't be so drastic as it was this year.
    Last edited by Coopers Constrictors; 05-22-2013 at 01:00 PM.
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