Re: e.flavolineata

Posted by Steve on November 28, 2001 at 02:46:25:

In Reply to: e.flavolineata posted by glenn n nancy on November 27, 2001 at 17:38:21:

Haven't got any at the current time but people I know with them tend to keep them similarly to their radiata, helena etc.

78-84 degrees with a nighttime drop and they like a bit of humidity but not to the extent of a gonyosoma or similar. Any CB animals I've seen feed readily enough and they don't seem to have any major problems associated with them.

They can get up to 5-6 feet but stay slim and very fast. Only thing they don't like is getting too cool - need to keep them up around 80 degrees.

For breeding - dropping their night time temps to the sixties for a few weeks is usually enough to get them mating.

Hope this helps - they're very cool snakes.

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: Haven't got any at the current time but people I know with them tend to keep them similarly to their radiata, helena etc. : 78-84 degrees with a nighttime drop and they like a bit of humidity but not to the extent of a gonyosoma or similar. Any CB animals I've seen feed readily enough and they don't seem to have any major problems associated with them. : They can get up to 5-6 feet but stay slim and very fast. Only thing they don't like is getting too cool - need to keep them up around 80 degrees. : For breeding - dropping their night time temps to the sixties for a few weeks is usually enough to get them mating. : Hope this helps - they're very cool snakes.

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