Re: Mandarin Ratsnake Enthusiasts

Posted by Steve E on May 17, 2001 at 12:10:34:

In Reply to: Re: Mandarin Ratsnake Enthusiasts posted by Mike H. on May 17, 2001 at 10:26:00:

Mike - Thanks for the advice.. This pair was originally bred by Pro Exotics and seem to be rather tolerant of my marveling at them. Plan to set them up in a terrarium similar to what you laid out but have an under tank heater I'll keep on the far side (away from the moss bowl) in case they desire a little more warmth. I know they are a snake that prefers cooler temps and secrecy, but hoping to breed them by next season.

Thanks again, Steve E

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: Mike - Thanks for the advice.. This pair was originally bred by Pro Exotics and seem to be rather tolerant of my marveling at them. Plan to set them up in a terrarium similar to what you laid out but have an under tank heater I'll keep on the far side (away from the moss bowl) in case they desire a little more warmth. I know they are a snake that prefers cooler temps and secrecy, but hoping to breed them by next season. : Thanks again, Steve E

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