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Hybernation for breeding?

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Palidrafod

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Im curious, I was told/read up on that you should be hybernating right about now, or a little later in the month. Is there any really good article i can be pointed to to read up more on this? like the process....feed them then put them in my basement where it's cooler to let them hybernate, and when to bring them back up here.

Also, how are people still having clutches now? without this process?
 
Use the search button and type in "brumation" (minus the quotation marks). That should give you a chunk of information. Also if you haven't already got it, pick up a copy of Kathy Love's book, "The Corn Snake Manual". Kathy goes into great depth on breeding, brumation and all aspects of raising corn snakes.
 
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