They are chironius

Posted by Tom on April 20, 2002 at 12:31:18:

In Reply to: Re: Pseustes? posted by Pierson on April 18, 2002 at 20:02:29:

I purchased them and they are Chironius. I have had these snakes before and it was obvious from the pictures what they were. Pseustes do come in sometimes. I have two that I found at importers last summer. Check my web page for pictures. They are very much like tiger rats with a fat head. I have one thats 7 feet and one thats three feet I have not been brave enuf (or had help) to sex the big one yet but the smaller is a female. With luck I should be able to try breeding next year.
I am trying to get the chironius acclamated and feeding. Lets see how they like florida.

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: I purchased them and they are Chironius. I have had these snakes before and it was obvious from the pictures what they were. Pseustes do come in sometimes. I have two that I found at importers last summer. Check my web page for pictures. They are very much like tiger rats with a fat head. I have one thats 7 feet and one thats three feet I have not been brave enuf (or had help) to sex the big one yet but the smaller is a female. With luck I should be able to try breeding next year. : I am trying to get the chironius acclamated and feeding. Lets see how they like florida.

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