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Mas de la gente en este foro dicho que tu tiene un Eastern ribbon snake. Una dama dicho que tu tiene un Western ribbon snake. Ahora, por favor dime de donde he comprado este serpiente. Lo va a ayudar nosotros si nos sabemos de donde este serpiente vivido. Mas del tiempo los azul serpientes viven cerca de Florida. Azul serpeintes de Florida pueden ser Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (Florida blue), Thamnophis sirtalis similis, or Thamnophis sauritus nitae (blue striped Eastern ribbon snake). Nunca de la gente dicho que es un T.s. similis. Un hombre dicho que es un T.s. sirtalis (Florida blue), pero su serpiente hecho pequno barras blanca en frente de los ojos. Solamente ribbon snakes tienen este barras en frente de los ojos, tan es un ribbon snake. Si han vivido cerca de Florida, entonces es seguro que es un T.s. nitae. Se han vivido lejos de Florida, entonces es possiblemente un otro ribbon snake. El Roy (Garterguy) dicho que su serpeinte necessitan algun lugar esconder, y es la verdad. Pon madera en el cajon, no una roca. Tambien, yo creo que tu necessita una casa mas grande para su serpeinte. Finalmente, un mas pregunta. Es su serpiente el serpiente azul en el primer pajina de mas arriba, or es cerca la mas arriba de este pajina? Hasta luego,
Rick


Most of the people on this forum said that you have an Eastern ribbon snake. One lady said that you have a Western ribbon snake. Now please tell me where you bought this snake. It is going to help us if we know where this snake used to live. Most of the time, blue snakes live near Florida (I didn't mention any exceptions). Blue snakes from Florida could be a Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis (Florida blue), Thamnophis sirtalis similis, or a Thamnophis sauritus nitae (blue striped eastern ribbon snake). None of the people said it was a T.s. similis. One person said it was a T.s. sirtalis (Florida blue), but your snake has small white bars in front of its eyes. Only ribbon snakes have these bars in front of their eyes, so it must be a ribbon snake. If it lived near Florida, then it must be a T.s. nitae. If it lived far from Florida, then it's possibly a different ribbon snake. Roy (Garterguy) said your snake needs some place to hide, and this is true. Put some wood in the cage, not a rock. Also, I believe you need a larger home for your snake. Finally, one more question. Is your snake the blue one at the top of the first page, or is it near the top of this page? See ya,
Rick