Thanks a lot, Mike. That answers my question....n/p

Posted by Terry Cox on May 30, 2001 at 21:20:09:

In Reply to: Re: Nice job, Mike....> posted by Mike H. on May 30, 2001 at 20:09:20:

: : Is breeding these guys straight forward? Thanks. Terry

: Yeah, pretty much. I hibernated them with all the other colubrids, but about 2-3 weeks longer. After they had warmed for about a week I started feeding them. After a couple weeks I put them together and left them together until I noticed her getting full of eggs. I still separated and fed them once a week during that whole time. That's basically what I do with all the colubrids, once they've been warmed up and have fed a few times, I put them and keep them together practically until their pre-lay shed.

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