According to my sources, T. elegans should be a species that spends its time on the ground and under debris, even when they're basking. Why then, are both of mine arboreal?
Also, their poop is red. Who wants to guess why?
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Why, why? Inquiring minds want to know!!
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Also, their poop is red. Who wants to guess why?
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Re: T. e. vagrans babies
Originally Posted by Stefan-A
According to my sources, T. elegans should be a species that spends its time on the ground and under debris, even when they're basking. Why then, are both of mine arboreal?
Also, their poop is red. Who wants to guess why?
I think all snakes or atleast most all can be arboreal atleast a little if they want........
Justin
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