Re: Trans-Pecos Rat

Posted by Bill on May 28, 1999 at 23:29:44:

In Reply to: Trans-Pecos Rat posted by Rob G. on May 28, 1999 at 23:00:47:

Very hardy snakes. I have 2.2 of the "Blondes" myself and they are beautiful. Agressive feeders and calm dispositions. Keep low humidity and some will say only keep water in the cage for immediate drinking then remove. Others keep water in all the time w/no adverse effects. I split the difference by only keeping a very shallow amount in the dish.
Otherwise keep just like you would a Corn. they breed later in the season than most NA colubrids - timed for the neonates to hatch at the onset of the August monsoon seasons. Good luck - Bill

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: Very hardy snakes. I have 2.2 of the "Blondes" myself and they are beautiful. Agressive feeders and calm dispositions. Keep low humidity and some will say only keep water in the cage for immediate drinking then remove. Others keep water in all the time w/no adverse effects. I split the difference by only keeping a very shallow amount in the dish. : Otherwise keep just like you would a Corn. they breed later in the season than most NA colubrids - timed for the neonates to hatch at the onset of the August monsoon seasons. Good luck - Bill

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