sizes differences

[snakeman]

It depends on who's feeding it.I have seen snakes reach over 30" in one year.Others barely growing at all.

[RedSidedSPR]

holy crap

[guidofatherof5]

It depends on who's feeding it.I have seen snakes reach over 30" in one year.Others barely growing at all.

I've got one of those non-growing radixes.
Nice looking red radix that hasn't grown much in 2 years.

[RedSidedSPR]

hmm. is that normal? It's nothing unhealthy?

[guidofatherof5]

Nothing normal about it but I don't think it's unhealthy.
Little guy seems healthy and happy.

[RedSidedSPR]

ok good.

mine seems like he'll grow pretty fast (my anery, dunnno about my flame), he's grown a few inches in a month

[RdubSnider]

This is one of my 2010 red sided females at around a year old. She's about 26 inches here. I had a few bigger and a few smaller.

[snakehill]

The reason I started this thread is because I want to get a buddy for my baby garter-his name is Starter, who was born on 5/08. I would rather not get a newbie because I feel like I am having trouble getting mine to eat and would rather get a yearling (as some people call them) that is already feeding well. I know that when you house snakes together they should be similair in size. So I'm guessing that you shouldn't house neonates and juvies together correct? Opinions please Thanks

[RedSidedSPR]

Don't feel like you can't feed babies. Get another baby. One that's eating well. You'll be fine.

[kibakiba]

Most people who sell garter babies on here make sure that they're eating well before selling them. It should be fine if you bought another baby that was eating