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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

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    Is that any better also what's possibly that on left side of mouth could that be mouth rot ? Thanks

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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    Could it possibly be aThamnophis sauritus sackenii ?

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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    Quote Originally Posted by gazzamann View Post
    Could it possibly be aThamnophis sauritus sackenii ?
    According to "The Garter Snake - Evolution and Ecology page 250, T. s. sackenii has 8 supralabials (upper-labials).

    I count 9 supralabials on your snake.

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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    Do you count the 1 on the end (the nose if you like)? Thanks

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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    What are you feeding? Posting some close up photos of the face from the side will let us do a scale count. A good focused photo of the lateral will also be nice. The lateral stripe is on dorsal scale row 3 and 4. Supralabials 7 (rarely 8)
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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    What are you feeding?
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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    Little string needs some earthworms shoved down his gullet ><

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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    Thanks for the replies everyone and pet shop was feeding Lance fish I have now converted to scented pinky . So looks like he she is a ribbon i will try and get more better close up pictures . Thanks once again

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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    They love fish. My two ribbons eat pinkies but their love is fish. Try silversides.
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    Re: Is this a thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

    They obviously weren't feeding him enough fish >< Looks more like a coachwhip than a garter right now poor thing : / Throw some earthworms in here and there for a snack, he'll probably love em (make sure they are nightcrawlers and not red wigglers).

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