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Newest addition
by Lillypod » Tue Mar 25, 2014 10:05 am
Just got my female Taiwanese rat snake hatchling. She is due to shed soon... Will add new pics when she has.
3-1-4 Leopard Gecko
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
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Re: Newest addition
by Bushviper » Tue Mar 25, 2014 8:02 pm
Very nice snakes. Feed them small meals often and they can grow to a decent size.
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Re: Newest addition
by Lillypod » Wed Mar 26, 2014 9:50 am
Will do. Thanks.
3-1-4 Leopard Gecko
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
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Re: Newest addition
by Primogen » Wed Mar 26, 2014 10:06 am
Awesome snake congrats.
These "little" guys grow fast, My male went from 250g to just over a 1kg in a year on a diet of chicks(wont eat anything else).
I agree that they don't like large meals try keep the size of the meals to just larger than their girth.
These "little" guys grow fast, My male went from 250g to just over a 1kg in a year on a diet of chicks(wont eat anything else).
I agree that they don't like large meals try keep the size of the meals to just larger than their girth.
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Re: Newest addition
by Lillypod » Wed Mar 26, 2014 10:53 am
Thanks Primogen. She's great, just so tiny still! Been wanting one for quite some time!
3-1-4 Leopard Gecko
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
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Re: Newest addition
by Lillypod » Tue Apr 01, 2014 12:23 pm
After shed:
3-1-4 Leopard Gecko
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
1-1-2 Bearded Dragon
0-1 Brown House Snake
2-3 Ball Python
1-1 Western Hognose
1-1 Kenyan Sand Boa
3-2 Corn Snake
0-0-1 Bosc Monitor
0-1 Taiwanese rat snake
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