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Just an update for the many who inquired before:

The Xenodon werneri project is going much better than expected.

The female on the right is ovulating or perhaps gravid and they are all doing perfect. The little one needs assist feeding but chomps down pinks/fuzzies like a champ - 4 at a time.

They are a rear-fanged species however their fangs are situated midway in their upper jaw and are indeed quite large for a rear fanged snake.

New borns have been dedicated to close friends, however I will keep folks informed etc to ensure establishment of this species into this wonderful hobby.

Thanks for looking.

Dan

Nice looking B. bilineata mimics.

Dan

Dan, I can never get tired of seeing these pics; those are stunningly beautiful snakes and its nice to hear that you are having success with this seldom kept species; nice job!

Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center
Lake Forest, IL

>>Nice looking B. bilineata mimics.
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Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL

Ditto Rob's comments. Those are fantastic-looking animals! Good show!

Yeah...what Rob & Bill said! Congratulations! ~~Greg~~

Awsome specimens Dan Best of luck with a very cool project. They are just stunning snakes another jewel in your collection.

Al
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