Advice on choosing a garter snake

[Albert Clark]

Aside from the snakes Tommy recommended cyrtopsis is high on my list, based solely on appearance of course as I have no recent experience of my own.

I am rearing 2 male and 2 female T.C cyrtopsis adults. As hatchlings, they have a strong preference for fish and amphibians. So scenting prey items will be necessary to get them started. Some are more picky than others. They really are a colorful garter who have a attack mode feeding response and are amazingly accurate when striking.

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Great description, def some intriguing qualities.

I like how they are absolutely stunning and colorful and yet have that unmistakable signature garter look...

I wish more people sold them at shows... I really want to check some out in person before committing.

Edit: Let me know if you ever have some available.

Aside from the snakes Tommy recommended cyrtopsis is high on my list, based solely on appearance of course as I have no recent experience of my own.

I am rearing 2 male and 2 female T.C cyrtopsis adults. As hatchlings, they have a strong preference for fish and amphibians. So scenting prey items will be necessary to get them started. Some are more picky than others. They really are a colorful garter who have a attack mode feeding response and are amazingly accurate when striking.