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RE: Florida redbelly snake

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Posted by: tnz at Fri Oct 5 13:25:28 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tnz ]  
   

Thank you very much for the immediate replies.
Iīm sorry for the long waiting time of my answer, but my english isnīt so good. In order to give an answer, I should wait for my wife
I have tried slugs and snails now. I canīt say for sure, whether the snake has eaten something, but the weight is ok (hasnīt lose weight) and he is looking well.
I suppose the snake prepares itself for hibernating. So actually Iīm not shure whether I should better hibernate the snake.

Tino

   

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