Re: E. dione

Posted by Simply Snakes on February 08, 2000 at 16:34:25:

In Reply to: Re: E. dione posted by ratman on February 07, 2000 at 16:26:49:

Hello Vlad,
We are currently breeding Korean Steppes ratsnakes and our clutches hatch in 14 days at a temp. of 83-85 farenheit. Six eggs are the usual and they have always hatched out 3 male 3 female. The eggs are thin shelled and resemble a birth sac from live bearers, commented by some herpetologists due to short summers and in some cases noted, live bearing itself. We however have not experienced that. If you decide to sell any of your offspring please let us know, I am interested in different morphs of E. dione.

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: Hello Vlad, : We are currently breeding Korean Steppes ratsnakes and our clutches hatch in 14 days at a temp. of 83-85 farenheit. Six eggs are the usual and they have always hatched out 3 male 3 female. The eggs are thin shelled and resemble a birth sac from live bearers, commented by some herpetologists due to short summers and in some cases noted, live bearing itself. We however have not experienced that. If you decide to sell any of your offspring please let us know, I am interested in different morphs of E. dione.

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