Try E.o.obsoleta

Posted by patricia sherman on August 04, 2001 at 22:41:44:

In Reply to: Intrested In Breeding Ratsnakes.... posted by mike on August 01, 2001 at 20:44:13:

I started with Black Rats even before I got my first cornies. I've found them to be a very easy-to-keep species, and good breeders.

The one thing I've noticed that may be considered a negative, is that the youngsters are rather "snappy", definitely not as laid-back as cornies.

This trait seems to mellow out with regular and gentle handling. These snakes are real beauties.

I'm hoping to eventually obtain a pair of E.o.rossalleni (Everglades Rats). I presently have a juvenile, normal phase. I'm hoping to obtain a hypo mate for it.

Patricia

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: I started with Black Rats even before I got my first cornies. I've found them to be a very easy-to-keep species, and good breeders. : The one thing I've noticed that may be considered a negative, is that the youngsters are rather "snappy", definitely not as laid-back as cornies. : This trait seems to mellow out with regular and gentle handling. These snakes are real beauties. : I'm hoping to eventually obtain a pair of E.o.rossalleni (Everglades Rats). I presently have a juvenile, normal phase. I'm hoping to obtain a hypo mate for it. : Patricia

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