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Ribbon Keeper
Hello all,
I'm new here and new to Thamnophis in general. I have a bit more experience with boids. I got my first pair of ribbon snakes at the end of this past summer, and for a snake touted to be easy, I've actually found them more challenging. Most places out here in San Diego don't sell appropriate feeder fish, and I get in trouble if I take too many mosquitofish. I've been feeding mostly guppies and platys, but it's getting expensive! Bonnie and Clyde are my little guys' names. Here are some photos!

You go this way, I'll go that way by cynfamonster, on Flickr

ribbons2sm by cynfamonster, on Flickr
And here's my set-up. The pothos has really grown since this picture was taken, and subsequently I removed the orchid. I also added a film backdrop to provide them with a little more security.

Vivarium by cynfamonster, on Flickr
Thanks for looking!
~Cyn
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Re: Ribbon Keeper
Welcome aboard. There's a few folks with ribbons on here, so you're in good company. I wasn't aware that ribbons were supposed to easy snakes - around these parts they have a reputation for being jumpy and difficult eaters.
Chris0.2.0 - T. marcianus (Binky, Esk), 1.1.0 - T. e. cuitzeoensis (Vlad, Lacrimosa), 1.1.0 - T. cyrtopsis (Vimes, Sybil), 0.1.0 - T. s. parietalis (Nobby), 1.1.0 T. radix (Lipwig, Adora Belle)
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Domos Ophiusa
Re: Ribbon Keeper
Greetings , ribbons are more of a challenge but I have a WC that happily takes salmon and trout fillet cut into strips. I also manage to get her to take scented pinkies and fuzzies. I would recommend switching to a diet of F/T fish with appropriate supplementation.
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Re: Ribbon Keeper
Welcome from a soon to be snowy Liverpool
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I'm not actually a gynecologist...but i'll take a look.
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T. radix Ranch
Re: Ribbon Keeper
Nice to have you on the forum.
Here's a link to the forum care sheet. Garter Snake Forum - Garter Caresheet
Beautiful snakes.
I'm guessing Eastern Ribbon(Thamnophis sauritus) Possible subspecies T.s.nitae (Bluestripe Ribbon) or T.s.sackenii (Peninsular Ribbon)
Not really sure. Wish I had more experience with them. Awesome snakes.
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T.s. affectionado
Re: Ribbon Keeper
Welcome to the forum! I don't have any experience with ribbons, but you will find members on here to talk with who do...best of luck!
Marnie
1.1.3 T.s.sirtalis: Seeley, Cee Cee, Zeus, Ariadne, Perseus
1.0 T.marcianus: Hermes
2.1 T.radix: Possum, Sammy, Sadie
1.0 T.s.parietalis: Mr. Joe Peachbottom
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"Preparing For Fourth shed"
Re: Ribbon Keeper
welcome to the forum! one of your ribbons looks upset with that log in the second photo
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Re: Ribbon Keeper
Lol, Bonnie was using the log to straighten her jaws out after swallowing a fish and I thought it was a great shot.
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