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RE: Radiated Biome Photo for Tbrock

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Posted by: tbrock at Thu Nov 3 17:51:11 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tbrock ]  
   

Hey, thanks for the pic - and nice vivarium setup!

I am looking forward to keeping some species within the Coelognathus genus myself - maybe some C. subradiatus soon...

I have to agree with Doug on the respiratory issue re: the clicking sounds. The only normal vocalization from any ratsnake, that I am aware of, is hissing - which is used as an aggressive warning. With most snakes, respiratory issues are usually due to too wet, too dusty, or too dirty conditions. - But with some of the tropical Asians from moist habitats, too dry conditions can cause respiratory as well as shedding issues.
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