Re: Speckled Racers (Drymobius margeretiferous)

Posted by stephanie on April 13, 2002 at 17:19:56:

In Reply to: Speckled Racers (Drymobius margeretiferous) posted by Daniel on April 12, 2002 at 20:50:08:

I am keeping my drymobius in a large neodesha with a full spectrum flourescent light. I use cypress mulch for substrate, fake plants, a large water bowl, and lots of hiding places. The temperature is usually around 80 to 85F. I feed them mostly fuzzy mice and rat pups but offer them goldfish as well. They seem to have a pretty high metabolism so I feed them twice a week as much as they will eat. Dominance is a problem in groups so you may need to seperate them. I have witnessed mine breeding this year but I have no other experience with gestation or egg incubation.

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: I am keeping my drymobius in a large neodesha with a full spectrum flourescent light. I use cypress mulch for substrate, fake plants, a large water bowl, and lots of hiding places. The temperature is usually around 80 to 85F. I feed them mostly fuzzy mice and rat pups but offer them goldfish as well. They seem to have a pretty high metabolism so I feed them twice a week as much as they will eat. Dominance is a problem in groups so you may need to seperate them. I have witnessed mine breeding this year but I have no other experience with gestation or egg incubation.

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