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FYI - "Wild" Brumation Behavior
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[QUOTE="Claudiusx, post: 2003493, member: 31715"] It's different from dragon to dragon. IMO/IME it's based more on size of the dragon as opposed to age of the dragon (up until a certain point.) It used to be relatively rare for dragons to brumate under a year old. But with recent pushes of over indulging your dragons on food, many dragons are growing to near full size prior to a year, and because of this, more dragons are brumating earlier and earlier. A young still growing dragon will not naturally brumate as it is a big disadvantage for it to not continue to eat and try to gain size. If a dragon of 3 months old is exhibiting brumation behavior, it's not brumation and is likely something else. Making sure your husbandry and your dragons diet is up to par would be an important first step. -Brandon [/QUOTE]
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