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Posted by Fredrick Albury on December 05, 2001 at 16:55:29:

In Reply to: I'm with you Fred...one day I'll live out there...n/p posted by Dean Alessandrini on December 03, 2001 at 19:28:45:

: : : Well, I keep waiting for it to get cold at night in Cincinnati and it doesn't want to happen. We had the warmest November on record, and it's still in the 60's during the day and 40's at night. Although my indigos have been breeding since early November, the coolest I have been able to get my snake room at night has been about 61 deg, in comparison with the 55 it was last year at the same time.

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: : Dean,

: : Here in Southern calif(San Diego) our nightime low has been about 50. Our daytime high has fluctuated between 60 to 90 degrees(Yes 90, less than 3 weeks ago!!) Personally, I would be HAPPY to have you weather(If only for the breeding potential of my easterns, no WAY I'd want to live in that freezer personally!) I wouldnt worry, if it is meant to be, it will be. We both know that even fertile eggs dont always hatch:)
: : Take care and good holidays.

: : Fred

: : : Maybe some of you west coast guys can give me some insight...think that's cool enough? I'm afraid of higher infertility.

: : : thanks !
: : : Dean

Dean,

I have to hand it to you east coast Indigo breeders, I couldnt even function at 10 below 0, hel I cant even function when it hits in the mid 40's around here. Luckily for me, it remains warm out here, for the most part. Weather report says next wekend will be an unseasonably cold 80 degrees! (Now, WHERE did I leave my SPF 20 sunblock>..:)

Fred

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well, it's hot and humid in the summer and freezing in the winter... Dean Alessandrini 12/05/01 (1)
- Re: well, it's hot and humid in the summer and freezing in the winter... Fredrick Albury 12/07/01 (0)

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: : : : Well, I keep waiting for it to get cold at night in Cincinnati and it doesn't want to happen. We had the warmest November on record, and it's still in the 60's during the day and 40's at night. Although my indigos have been breeding since early November, the coolest I have been able to get my snake room at night has been about 61 deg, in comparison with the 55 it was last year at the same time. : : : : : : Dean, : : : Here in Southern calif(San Diego) our nightime low has been about 50. Our daytime high has fluctuated between 60 to 90 degrees(Yes 90, less than 3 weeks ago!!) Personally, I would be HAPPY to have you weather(If only for the breeding potential of my easterns, no WAY I'd want to live in that freezer personally!) I wouldnt worry, if it is meant to be, it will be. We both know that even fertile eggs dont always hatch:) : : : Take care and good holidays. : : : Fred : : : : Maybe some of you west coast guys can give me some insight...think that's cool enough? I'm afraid of higher infertility. : : : : thanks ! : : : : Dean : : Dean, : I have to hand it to you east coast Indigo breeders, I couldnt even function at 10 below 0, hel I cant even function when it hits in the mid 40's around here. Luckily for me, it remains warm out here, for the most part. Weather report says next wekend will be an unseasonably cold 80 degrees! (Now, WHERE did I leave my SPF 20 sunblock>..:) : Fred

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