Re: Breeding of Chinese Leopard Ratsnake (Elaphe bimaculata)

Posted by Terry Cox on December 27, 1999 at 07:22:48:

In Reply to: Breeding of Chinese Leopard Ratsnake (Elaphe bimaculata) posted by Emanuele on October 17, 1999 at 10:36:58:

Emanuele: Easy to breed. Cool down 50-60*F for about 3 months. Gradually bring out and start feeding. Male can be kept w/female or put in after first shed. Avid breeders. Also breed in fall. About 8 eggs max, depending on size/age of female. Good luck, TC, Ratsnake Haven.

: I need detailed information about reproductive behaviour of Elaphe bimaculata: I have a nice pair of this ratsnake, but I don't find a lot of data about its breeding.

: Help me !

: Thanks a lot.

: Emanuele

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: Emanuele: Easy to breed. Cool down 50-60*F for about 3 months. Gradually bring out and start feeding. Male can be kept w/female or put in after first shed. Avid breeders. Also breed in fall. About 8 eggs max, depending on size/age of female. Good luck, TC, Ratsnake Haven. : : I need detailed information about reproductive behaviour of Elaphe bimaculata: I have a nice pair of this ratsnake, but I don't find a lot of data about its breeding. : : Help me ! : : Thanks a lot. : : Emanuele

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