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BREEDING RETICS

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Keith Stambaugh

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First time retic breeder, long time Burm breeder. BUT obviously there's a difference. My female retics seem interested in nothing. What am I doing wrong? Dropped the temps to mid 70's for four / five weeks, brought it back up, misting the cages (pretty heavy), etc... Burms are actively breeding, but not the retics. Need a little help. One female will not feed and the other seeks the cool spots but still feeds aggressively. The male retic is not active either. The male and female burms, and the male bateater are all very active.
Thanks Keith
 
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