Anybody out there that can...

[RhacBreeder]

give me some more than basic tips on breeding L. Getula Californiae?? One big question is how do I drop the temps for brumation?

[LdyDrgn]

Some people use a modified small refridgerator, others just use the basement, but the fridge is tricky business if you don't know what you are doing. You want the temps to be 55-60 degrees for brumation, no warmer, no colder. Don't feed them for a month before brumating, too, you want their systems to be completely empty of food.

[RhacBreeder]

The fridge would be tricky business, unless you might be able to tell me how it works?? any help at all is appreciated and thanks for the reply!

[LdyDrgn]

We haven't had to brumate any snakes as of yet so we haven't looked into it for ourselves. We work with mostly tropical species that require little or no cooling. Some info I found:

http://www.reptiletrader.com/careprimer.html

I tried searching for something more detailed, but couldn't find anything.

[RhacBreeder]

Thanks for replying I'll check it out.

[RhacBreeder]

Hey I just checked out that website. That was very helpful and much more infomative than anything I have found online so far. Thanks alot!!