Fridging P. Cinereus

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From what I understand you need to create a large temperature change to get P. cinereus to start mating. How long should I keep them in the fridge? Would temperatures between 3-10 clecius be sufficient? I've heard you can candle them to see their internal organs and be able to distinguish their sexes? How can you tell the males from females this way?
 
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