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    Re: Breeding question

    I would really stretch out the quarantine period. To 60-90 days. This is the accepted quaranting period with those in the know. From here on in, this is the procedure I will use. A fecal should be done to rule out internal parasites, and definately that long of a quarantinde would show you if the snake had mites. I would use a light substrate suchas paper-towel, and treat any newcomers' cages with Provent-a-mite, no matter who you get them from.
    No, cycling is not a must. There are bigger breeders who don't. I had my first successful season last year without cycling.
    Last edited by Ginevive; 12-07-2007 at 07:07 PM. Reason: forgot a comma
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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