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Darkness is key with walkers since they are highly sensitive to photoperiod. Whenever I turn my light timer down even a bit a few of mine start spiking.
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Darkness is key with walkers since they are highly sensitive to photoperiod. Whenever I turn my light timer down even a bit a few of mine start spiking.
This makes sense. No wonder mine spike at the end of December.
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This makes sense. No wonder mine spike at the end of December.

Why, what happens in December?
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