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    Juvenile snake johnc79@hotmail.com's Avatar
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    Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Took my group of milos grass snakes out of Brumation on Friday. Took a couple of shots tody. There normally quite shy but seem bolder since been out.






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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Very nice The face kinda reminds me of a garter.
    ~* Emily *~
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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Beautiful! How do they compare to the native helvetica in behavior and care?
    Will

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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Beautiful animal.

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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Those are the garter snakes of Europe. I bet that if they were naturally occurring in America, they would be in the genus Thamnophis.
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    I like snakes! mikem's Avatar
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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Gorgeous
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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Good looking snakes.
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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg'sGarters View Post
    Those are the garter snakes of Europe. I bet that if they were naturally occurring in America, they would be in the genus Thamnophis.
    Natrix actually lay eggs Greg. That's the main thing separating them from North American Natricines.

    They really do look dramatically different from the other forms of this species! Almost thought I was looking at something else.
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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Quote Originally Posted by thamneil View Post
    Natrix actually lay eggs Greg. That's the main thing separating them from North American Natricines.
    That, a few million years of evolution and about 25 000 -30 000 km.

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    Re: Milos grass snake (natrix natrix schweizeri )

    Very nice looking snake. Are they as difficult to feed as helvetica?
    James.

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