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06-11-06, 03:25 PM
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Breeding / Incubation
new to this purhased a female corn snake to go with our male corn snake. Is it ok to put them both together all the time, we do want to breed them this winter. Also have problem with temperature the only thing on is the heat mat and temp is still showing 90 f. Please help.
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06-11-06, 11:19 PM
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Nope seperate homes is always best. They will almost breed for sure if together, pretty much a given if cooled or not. If temps aren't where you want them get a dimmer & "tweek" it to where you want them. Mark
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06-11-06, 11:42 PM
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thats kinda weird i always found that seperating them before mating works best or just seperation altogether and only putting them together in mating season
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06-11-06, 11:46 PM
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Exactly if you don't want them to breed, don't put them together  Mark
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All stock parasite free and established on F/T prey. No PMs please email at gonesnakee@shaw.ca
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06-11-06, 11:49 PM
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ya but he said he wanted them to breed
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3.3 ball python,bubba, bull,the enforcer,snake,perdy,yet to be named
0.3 un-named
2.2 bearded dragons,Big red,dragon,sav,quag mirre
2.6 rainwater albino,patternless rainwater,patternless rainwater, aberrant, normal, patternless rainwater, hypo HET tangerine
1.1 redtail boas
1.1 emperor scorpions
0.1 chilean rose hair
SOON COMING
0.2 ball pythons
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06-11-06, 11:56 PM
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Not yet he doesn't, he says this winter, which is when they should be seperated & cooled of course, not bred. What I was getting at is if they aren't ready to breed right now, don't put them together as it is breeding season right now afterall & they will breed. If they are of breeedable size now & he's ready to deal with it, throw them together, if not wait. I always recomend seperate housing except for breeding. Mark
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