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Posted by Radar on September 21, 2002 at 20:07:59:
In Reply to: Grayband exhibit at the Philly Zoo posted by Tom Anderson on September 20, 2002 at 09:21:59:
:I went to the zoo Philly yesterday and they had a great grayband exhibit that looked like a little peice of West Texas in a box. They kepted four or five graybands in the same exhibit ranging in size from a yearling, about eighteen inches, to a full grown female, about forty inches. I ask one of the keepers about housing graybands together and they said they have never had any problems keeping graybands together, and had been doing so for years. The keeper said that they do not eat snakes in the wild and consume mostly lizards and some small mammels in the wild.
:I am thinking about setting up a similar naturalistic display for some of my graybands. Any thoughts?
:Tom Anderson
I keep my Ca desert king in a natuural set up with sand and a few plastic fake cactuses(look real)and some flat red rocks and small water bowl.It looks great never had a problem and the cactus serve as hide boxes since they are hollow inside and i have holes carved out in the rear.
I have a friend that has housed 2 grey kings together for 5 yrs never a prob both were 2 yrs old at purchase.Fed seperately ofcourse.
