Breeders: when do you start your cool-down period (more)

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Posted by Dean Alessandrini on September 10, 2000 at 17:04:04:

With my Easterns, I've typically started th cool down in Early November, and allow nighttime drops to upper 60's-low 70's and daytime highs of only mid-seventies. Mine have usually not bred until earliest around x-mas. Anyone cooling them earlier?
How do my overwinter conditions compare with yours?
Thanks...Dean

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