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Burmation

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Erilazz

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As is known, brumation is necessary to some extent as a factor in improving the quality of life of an animal, regardless of whether breeding is planned or not.
Southern lochlatites have warm winters 14-19 night, central and northern ones are cooler (-5 to 14) where the bulk of corn comes from.
At what temperatures do you winter (in Celsius) and for how long
 
I brumate breeding size adult Corns at 55F (~13C) for 10 weeks (typically Dec. thru mid-February). If the temps start getting too warm (i.e., consistently above 60F; ~16C), as they are now where I am located (SE USA), I warm them back up. If you can't keep the temp below 60F then they will become active and may start to metabolize stored fat and muscle and lose weight.
 
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