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Old 08-23-05, 12:04 PM   #1
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Breeding and enclosure types

What kind of enclosures do you guys have that you breed your cresties in. I have a very natural 20g, moss covered, a vew sticks that span the length of the cage, pothos, ficus, and christmas cactus. I've noticed most breeders use very simple enclosures, such as a few sticks going from end to end for climbing, newspaper/paper towel substrate, and a few dishes for water, food and fruit.

I've had animals in natural vivaria before and have been unsuccessful when I try to breed them, and I don't know why that is because all their needs are met. Now I have two very nice cresties and don't want to blow it, so should I try the more simple enclosures like many breeders do? I've got a large extra plastic storage container that would do quite nicely.

Also, I just got my male, and I've had my female for a year, is it too late in the season for them to start breeding although they are both of breeding age/health? Should I keep them separate until next spring? And what tempuratures do you guys have breeding pairs at in the daytime?

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