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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    Re: species specific care anyone?

    With that shipment of worms you just got in they should be some happy snakes. You are right about the pooping thing. Little machines.
    Steve
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    Re: species specific care anyone?

    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    With that shipment of worms you just got in they should be some happy snakes.
    oh they are! happy as a polar bear in a seal den... and just as voracious ;-) I was even able to get my male to eat a bit more and plan to hibernate late this year so I can get to a hearty post baby weight on all the adults. Now that ive got my winter feed set this is looking to be my best year yet for NW's. :-D

    Im hoping to get a strong feel for the radix and easterns this year and try my hand at their breeding the year following. Its a new flavor for me since ive always stuck to ordinoides and pickeringii (with the exception of a pair of similis that I was sold accidentally as pickeringii and resold shortly thereafter)....
    My Garters
    1.2.6 T. Ordinoides
    1.6 T. Radix (1.2 Iowa albino 66het hypo, .4 66het hybino)
    0.1 T. Sirtalis (Melanistic)
    And a whole bunch of non garters that i dont have signature space for lol.

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