New additions to the thamly

[Albert Clark]

Hey community, picked up a new pair of eastern blacknecks on Sunday from Kevin Luzzi. Beautiful pair. Also picked up a new single female Calif. red sided to enhance my plans for the future and ensure a different bloodline. Thanks to Jay R aka Invisible snake. Pics to follow later.

[jere000]

Nice pick ups man eastern black neck, and infernalis are hands down my favorite garters.

[Albert Clark]

Cool, I am going to post pics of them Friday.

[Zdravko092368]

Nice pick ups man eastern black neck, and infernalis are hands down my favorite garters.

Same here, both of them stand out to me for some reason.


Nice pick ups, look forward to photos.

[Albert Clark]

Nice pick ups man eastern black neck, and infernalis are hands down my favorite garters.

Thank you j, they both are so colorful and I really have always wanted to own t.cyrtopsis ocellatus

Same here, both of them stand out to me for some reason.


Nice pick ups, look forward to photos.

Thank you Z, I heard they can be a challenge when it comes to feeding and I have found that to be true so far. However I have a few tricks up my sleeve for them. They have taken live guppies so far but I am trying to get them on scented pinky parts.

[Albert Clark]

eastern2.jpgeastern1.JPGT.C. occelatus 0.1 (right). These guys are vicious when they grab their prey! 2 months old now. The breeder said they were raised on mosquito larvae but were taking chopped rosies when I received them. Can't wait till they get some size on them. Actually the male shed on Tuesday. They both took mollies (live) yesterday.

[Albert Clark]

IMG_1913.JPGI thought this girl was amazing! Picked her out from the three that I saw. Hoping she can hold her own growing up. She surely has potential as do my other infernalis. I think I can get her started on unscented pink parts next feeding.

[Rushthezeppelin]

eastern2.jpgeastern1.JPGT.C. occelatus 0.1 (right). These guys are vicious when they grab their prey! 2 months old now. The breeder said they were raised on mosquito larvae but were taking chopped rosies when I received them. Can't wait till they get some size on them. Actually the male shed on Tuesday. They both took mollies (live) yesterday.

Mosquito larvae? How odd...

[Albert Clark]

Mosquito larvae? How odd...

Yeah, looked it up and its a pretty pricy food item and I thought I was going to have to invest in it. But I started out scenting the food dish with toad (inside and out), then placed live mollies inside. What a feeding response once they get wind of the right food. They did not want nightcrawlers or unscented pinky parts at this point. I think it was a combination of the smell of the toad and the rapid flopping of the mollies.

[Rushthezeppelin]

So do the larvae not have chitin?