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Pulchra breeding

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Posted by: gila7150 at Wed Jun 18 20:11:00 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by gila7150 ]  
   

I've been introducing my Yunan mountain ratsnakes on a few different occasions over the last month and finally witnessed copulation the other night. I've really enjoyed working with these guys so far and I'm hopeful that I'll end up with some viable eggs.
I've read as much info as I can find on Oreocryptophis incubation and it sounds like they do well if treated like most other colubrid eggs I've worked with (78F on moistened perlite or vermiculite with some damp sphagnum moss in the container to keep the humidity up).
If any of you Oreocryptophis breeders have any tips to share I'd love to hear them. Thanks!




   

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