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  1. 02-06-2012 12:04 PM #1
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    Xenochrophis vittatus

    Just got a pair of these Indonesian Striped Keelbacks. Im glad i did, they are very cool! Not much literature on this species. I hope to keep them alive and eventually get eggs out of them....
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  2. 02-06-2012 12:19 PM #2
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    Beautiful snakes. I hope you can get something going with them. Producing them would be great.
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    hey joe, that's funny, i got me a pair of these guys last week!
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    They are very unique looking...very pretty.
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    So cute!
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    They usually carry a heavy parasite load since they are wild caught. Your first order of business might to to do a de-worming
    I hope they do well for you.
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    they have been reclassified as Natrix vittatus
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    has anyone ever successfully bred these? i don't think i've ever seen babies.
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    There are known cases of successful breeding.
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    Re: Xenochrophis vittatus

    Quote Originally Posted by Sergey View Post
    There are known cases of successful breeding.
    Any specific info. you can give us?
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