Re: Feeding baby coachwhip

Posted by Stephanie Palmer on January 07, 2001 at 12:57:01:

In Reply to: Feeding baby coachwhip posted by Terry on October 20, 2000 at 16:26:04:

Terry,

If you got a baby coachwhip to eat on its own...CONGRATULATIONS! They are one of the most difficult hatchlings to raise. Is it an eastern or a western? I have raised easterns and they were very tough to get started. Feed him as much as he wants and at least twice a week. Do not be suprised if he stops eating in the wintertime. You may need to hibernate him if this happens. If raised from a hatchling, they make fascinating pets. Good Luck!

Stephanie

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: Terry, : If you got a baby coachwhip to eat on its own...CONGRATULATIONS! They are one of the most difficult hatchlings to raise. Is it an eastern or a western? I have raised easterns and they were very tough to get started. Feed him as much as he wants and at least twice a week. Do not be suprised if he stops eating in the wintertime. You may need to hibernate him if this happens. If raised from a hatchling, they make fascinating pets. Good Luck! : Stephanie

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