Slugs in cooling chamber, advice and thoughts welcomed

[Invisible Snake]

So I originally had a trio of Marcianus in a fridge for brumation where the temps were in the low 40's F which might be too low for southern species of garters, so I took them out of the fridge (they were in there for a full 7 days) and place them in a drafty room where the temps were in the high 60's F in hopes that this would cool them down for breeding. This past weekend I went into their enclosure to check on them and change their water bowl and I saw a few tiny slugs. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated :)

*Btw they were all housed together while in the fridge and in the drafty room*

[ConcinusMan]

Shouldn't be drafty at all. Just cool. Don't know what to say about the slugs but they probably aren't hurting anything.

[Light of Dae]

They probably were used to the temps then the slightly warmer temps encouraged a girl to pop out a few slugs. That's my guess.

[ConcinusMan]

Ummm.... what kind of slugs are we talking about? I thought you meant actual slugs! Like garden slugs. :p

[guidofatherof5]

Unfertilized eggs/ovum.

[Greg'sGarters]

I would try to keep the temps around 53-56 degrees for a southern species of Thamnophis. Once the temps get out of the 50's they might think it is out of brumation time.