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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" chris-uk's Avatar
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    Re: Blacknecks Are Different

    Quote Originally Posted by ThamGirl View Post
    Not to mention that you have to light the tank for Westerns- they stop eating if you don't and don't seem to like UTHs.
    I do still want a pair of Easterns though. ^_^
    My western blacknecks don't have problems with UTH, they have bright LED lighting as well. They just don't need a reason to stop eating, when they eat and how much is completely down to whim and the male is worse than the female.
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    Re: Blacknecks Are Different

    Quote Originally Posted by ThamGirl View Post
    Not to mention that you have to light the tank for Westerns- they stop eating if you don't and don't seem to like UTHs.
    A friend in Portland keeps WC westerns in racks with heat tape and they do just fine.

    They are nippy little boogers though. Open the racks and they scramble to hide from the light and/or do a viper impression.

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    Re: Blacknecks Are Different

    Maybe it's because mine are from the local desert? The other locals I've talked to who keep Black Necks have said the same things- they have issues with them if there isn't a good light source.

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    Re: Blacknecks Are Different

    Quote Originally Posted by ThamGirl View Post
    Maybe it's because mine are from the local desert?
    Where do you think my friend got them?

    He's had them 4 years now in a rack. Gopher snake too from the same area. Man that thing is gorgeous.

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    Re: Blacknecks Are Different

    Here's another of those hypos from 8/24/2011. Thanks Steve Schmidt for the info.
    Western Black-necked Gartersnake (Thamnophis cyrtopsis cyrtopsis)
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    Re: Blacknecks Are Different

    Definitely. Both hypomels are western blacknecks.

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