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    Re: Can anybody help/give me some good tips on breeding Brooks

    When brushing colubrids (bit late for that) you stop feeding 2 to 3 weeks before cooling them down to the 50/60 degree range. You obviously do not want to cool an animation that just ate.

    You start feeding again when they out of brumation and their body core temperture has risen up.

    I start stop feeding in mid October, start cooling in November and bring my animal back to normal temp first week of February, I feed twice a week for 3/4 weeks and start pairing.



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