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Posted by Terry Cox on December 22, 2002 at 06:40:33:
In Reply to: The last picture was of my thumb, the back of the lens... posted by Thomas1 on December 21, 2002 at 21:51:47:
1. It's the babies you're talking 'bout.
2. I understand improving humidity in the cage environment, but the overall humidity in the room is important too, right? I have a hard time keeping mine above 30*F, in winter.
3. These guys must be montane snakes and have an ecology somewhat like mandarina and porphyracea. Favorite temps are what...70-80*F?
4. Small fish are their natural prey as juveniles? That would suggest to me that they live in a riverine habitat and are partially aquatic...possibly a very specialized snake. Will it be difficult to get them switched to pinkies?
** Sorry for all the questions. Don't mean to be difficult myself..just real curious about what it would be like to keep this species. Thanks, Tom, and have a great vacation.
TC
