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My new babies
- Thread starter Christiaan
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diamondlil
Mice! They taste so nice!
Nice pick-ups, love that jungle!
snakeparadise
only snakes
the motley is the greatest.
greetings kars & linda
greetings kars & linda
Christiaan
New member
Thanks.
She is a feisty one. She strikes out at any one that gets too close. Thats why i chose her.
Ill see tomorrow if she eats as well as she bites :grin01:
She is a feisty one. She strikes out at any one that gets too close. Thats why i chose her.
Ill see tomorrow if she eats as well as she bites :grin01:
snakeparadise
only snakes
i like it when they are alert on everything :grin01:
greetings kars & linda
greetings kars & linda
Christiaan
New member
Christiaan
New member
Hi
Some people say yes, some say no and others say maybe... Who really knows?
WRT the hygienic aspect of sand, I replace the sand in the cages once a month with sterilized sand. Obviously I take the poop out immediately.
Also if you think about it, snakes in the wild does eat, sleep, play on sand. In fact My Old man likes digging himself into the sand colmpltely and then just stick his head out looking around.
Ill take a few pick and post it here.
Some people say yes, some say no and others say maybe... Who really knows?
WRT the hygienic aspect of sand, I replace the sand in the cages once a month with sterilized sand. Obviously I take the poop out immediately.
Also if you think about it, snakes in the wild does eat, sleep, play on sand. In fact My Old man likes digging himself into the sand colmpltely and then just stick his head out looking around.
Ill take a few pick and post it here.
Mrs InsaneOne
I See Snakes...
Great looking critters you have there! Love the motley and the snow (two of my fav pattern and morph respectively) and I'd be interested in seeing more of the jungle's pattern - she looks pretty.
The adult looks cool too. The only comment I'm going to make about the sand, is that it could lead to impaction if the snake swallows any. Especially if you are feeding on the sand. That's why most breeders and keepers don't recommend using it.
Jenn
The adult looks cool too. The only comment I'm going to make about the sand, is that it could lead to impaction if the snake swallows any. Especially if you are feeding on the sand. That's why most breeders and keepers don't recommend using it.
Jenn