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RE: Desert Night Snake

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Posted by: RoscoP at Sun Mar 29 01:25:26 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RoscoP ]  
   

Cool- that always makes feeding easier. Did you have to scent it?
My Desert night snake took to pinkies right away with minor scenting from side blotch lizards, and now eats then natural.
My California night snake took forever to get onto pinks- but takes then now- almost down to no scenting. I just rub the pink in the sand of my side blotch cage real quick and its good enough to trigger him to eat it.

   

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