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"Second shed In Progress"
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T. radix Ranch
Re: My Newest Snake...
I don't see any scale spread so I'm guessing it's not gravid.
I don't see this injury you are talking about.
Where is it?
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"Second shed In Progress"
Re: My Newest Snake...
The injury is hard to see.
So is the size of the snake.
I will try to get a better picture later...
I'm pretty sure it is gravid.
With my better picture, you might be able to see if it's gravid, better.
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Subadult snake
Re: My Newest Snake...
the lower half does look kind of thicker than the rest, but it is pretty late in the season, but sometimes babies are born this late. If it is gravid then maybe a small litter.
Its kind of hard to distinguish the size of the snake. If your feet are on the same level as the bottom of the tank then I am guessing around 30 inches long.
Sometimes the best snakes you can ask for are the wild ones that chooses you. Just like my red-sided Spot, 3 years later he is still wanting to be held
1.1.0 - Thamnophis Radix (Slider & Serpent)
2.1.0 - Thamnophis Sirtalis Parietalis (Spot, Pepper, Sunny)
1.1.2 - Thamnophis Marcianus (Frosty, Blizzard, 2 unnamed)
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"Second shed In Progress"
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Thamtographer
Re: My Newest Snake...
She is pretty. Can you put a ruler or something else in there to help show her size. It is pretty late for a gravid NW, they are finding their dens by now, but I guess anything is possible, it's just not likely. Glad she are right off for you.
Kat
2.2 T.s.pickeringii, 2.3 T.ordinoides 0.1 T.marcianus
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"Second shed In Progress"
Re: My Newest Snake...
I can try to get a picture, but like I've said, my pictures don't help much..
What exactly would the picture be of?
A snake next to the ruler?
Or what...... I don't understand.
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Subadult snake
Re: My Newest Snake...
straight overhead shot with the snake laying flat with something of measurable size, like a piece of paper, can go by the 8.5 or the 11 side, just something we can measure off of
1.1.0 - Thamnophis Radix (Slider & Serpent)
2.1.0 - Thamnophis Sirtalis Parietalis (Spot, Pepper, Sunny)
1.1.2 - Thamnophis Marcianus (Frosty, Blizzard, 2 unnamed)
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Pyrondenium Rose
Re: My Newest Snake...
She looks really fat for a NW female.
Chantel
3.2.5 Thamnophis ordinoides Snakey, Thumbelina, Hades, Mama, Runt, Pumpkin, Azul, Silver, Spots
1.1 T.s. Concinnus Snapdragon(Snap)
(Rest in peace, Speckles, Ember and Angel.)
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Pyrondenium Rose
Re: My Newest Snake...
Also, it's not late for a NW to be gravid. They can ovulate whenever they're ready.
Chantel
3.2.5 Thamnophis ordinoides Snakey, Thumbelina, Hades, Mama, Runt, Pumpkin, Azul, Silver, Spots
1.1 T.s. Concinnus Snapdragon(Snap)
(Rest in peace, Speckles, Ember and Angel.)
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