Re: Elaphe carinata

Posted by Ophidiophile Farms on January 21, 2002 at 00:12:02:

In Reply to: Elaphe carinata posted by oldelpaso on January 17, 2002 at 00:11:38:

I currently have 1.1 carinata that are about 7 months old. They have been very easy to keep and are thriving. I have them in a rack system. Ambient temperature is upper 70's with a basking spot of mid 80's. They feed well on thawed rodents (fuzzies). They were feisty at first but are very calm now. I've found their musk no worse than the average north american garter snake.

-DT

: Has anybody kept these or know anything about them??? I think they look stunning but care sheets are hard to track down online, and books are an even worse source of info.

: Any help will be muchly appreciated :-)

: Thanks

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