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draybar
at Thu Jan 8 16:16:41 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by draybar ]
>>I must agree with you.. they are very nice in behavior. I have never been biten by any of mine, they are always very calm when handled, and they eat well, not causing any problems at all. I really look forward to breeding this species in the future (hopefully my oldest pair will be ready this year already).
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>>Regards
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>>Jan Grathwohl
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I'm pleased to have my pair.
They are excellent snakes. They are a bit more active then my corns so that is a plus. You do get to see them more.
They are excellent feeders (except when in shed) I have never had either of them eat while in the "blue" but otherwise they never miss a meal.
I love the color change with each new shed.
There are a few of us here on the forum that keep them but not many.
I would be willing to bet that as we give them praise and post pictures, more and more people will add them to their collections. And be glad they did.
I hope to breed mine in 2005. They are still a little too young for 2004.
Oh Yeah...And they're cheap!! That always helps
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Remember, my posts are MY opinion only.
Jimmy (draybar)
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RE: Curious why Barids Rat snakes are so rare or not kept in this hobby? - draybar, Thu Jan 8 16:16:41 2004