I have found several milks and garters hiding together, One night I flipped over a board, there was 2 milks and a garter snake, next morning one of the milks had recently fed, and the garter snake was gone, however I cannot confirm that the milk ate the garter, The bulge in the milk indicated a strong MAYBE, as it was a long slender bulge unlike that of a rodent (feeding) bulge.
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12-07-2011, 05:46 PM #1Forum Moderator
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12-17-2011, 04:22 PM #2"Third shed, A Success"
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I can't help myself - the garter is like: hurrrrrrr, me not edible.
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I'm always suprised how many faces they have... Cute, evil, and so on.
Anyway - I'm wondering, Wayne - do corns occur in your area? I mean, my Nefri looks just like those milk snakes. Anery to be specific? Thanks in advance.Kleopatra - never forget. [*]; Lamprophis fuliginosus, male - Amon; Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis, male - Izy; Pantherophis guttatus anerythristic, female, Nefretete; Lampropeltis sinaloae - Vita.
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No, Corns only exist in private collections around here. no naturally occurring wild specimens out there. Originally Posted by Bart
I can't help myself - the garter is like: hurrrrrrr, me not edible. I'm always suprised how many faces they have... Cute, evil, and so on.
Anyway - I'm wondering, Wayne - do corns occur in your area? I mean, my Nefri looks just like those milk snakes. Anery to be specific? Thanks in advance.
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