Re: breeding without hibernation, and the size of eggs

Posted by Mike H. on March 20, 2001 at 07:20:59:

In Reply to: Re: hey clay, how do you breed them with out hybernating tem? posted by Clay on March 19, 2001 at 23:01:59:

: I'm hoping my blue beauties will prove to be as easy in another year or so when they start breeding.

My Blue Beauties basically bred the same way (when I used to breed them). I would let them cool slightly during the winter months, and introduce them in the middle of the cooling months.

Also, someone mentioned the size of beauty snake eggs, they are big, there's no doubt, but nowhere near the size of these Florida Pinesnake eggs. Look at the size of this egg in comparison to that quarter! I kid you not, that is a quarter!

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