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"First shed In Progress"
Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: mixing garters
I´ve read that the southern species like the Florida ones are more prone to mate without brumation than say something like a Parietalis. It seems that if the species originate from a colder area, they are more dependent on brumation. That being said, of course there are exceptions.
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"Preparing For Fourth shed"
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Kudelstaart
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Re: mixing garters
We've seen a lot of breeders now that also seperate the sexes. They have groups of different (sub)species females and groups of different males. That way you have a total control wich ones you want to breed, of course that's not an quarantee for babies
It's no problem to keep different species together, it's actually very nice to see different colors together. We want to keep our garters also that way next year. |
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