Re: OFF TOPIC BABIES HATCH
John <john.gamesby <at> ntlworld.com>
2007-03-01 21:35:22 GMT
On 1 Mar 2007 at 11:51, Norma L wrote:
> Do you break them up in groups, so the bully's don't get more food than the
> others.
I will be keeping them in a large Tortoise table which is basically a table with 12" sides to
which is placed a spot lamp for daily warmth and a special UV bulb. They will be kept in that
till the weather is warm enough to put them outside. Then they will go into a pen which I can
move around the garden so they can forage on natural food.
> Are they feed just greens or do they get grubs,
No these are purely vegetarians eating flowers,leaves and some vegies.
> What about the snakes at this time? Still breeding them ?
The snakes are still in brumation till this weekend when i will start to warm them up. Then the
males and females will be put together. Hopefully I will be breeding Western coachwhips.
This will be a first for me and as far as I know a first in the UK.
Also Bullsnakes and white sided ratsnakes. I was hoping to breed Huacha King snakes but I
have just found out the one I thought as a male is in fact a female. So I am desperately
looking for one.
> I haven't seen pictures of them for a long time. Hugs, Norma
One of my pairs of Bullsnakes only four foot and still babies but will be breeding them this
year for the first time.
A blue beauty ratsnake from Viet Nam this is a female and 8' long very vicious I will hopefully
breed them next year. These are quite rare outside of the wild, they come from a very
isolated area of Viet Nam.
Note the long sleeves.
John
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