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Re: HELP W/BABY ASIAN VINE SNAKES

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Posted by Brianm on February 02, 2003 at 13:36:21:

In Reply to: HELP W/BABY ASIAN VINE SNAKES posted by keithhamlin on February 02, 2003 at 05:26:37:

Keith Congrats on the babies! I also bought a male from Regal at last month's NH show. I'm trying to get him to switch to fish or pinkies from lizards, so far no luck. How small are the babies? I've never had any of their babies but other snakes when they are youg will eat crickets and catapillars (silk worms or bee moth). I would try these and anything else that moves that you feel is small enough. Keep posting as to your experience so that I may learn from you if I'm ever lucky enough to breed them. Good Luck!! Brian




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