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Hello,

Afther 101 days my 5 eggs of c. subradiatus hatched succesfully!

Best regards,
Gidi

Those are something not often seen in the hobby!

best regards, ~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

Congratulations Gidi .. excellent well done .. great to have some more CB in the hobby .. thats a long incubation, what temperature were they hatched at ?

Sue x
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Hi Sue,

At day 27-28 degrees celsius and at night about 24-25 degrees celsius.
They are all doing fine, and first ones already shed.

Best regards,
Gidi

>>Hi Sue,
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>>At day 27-28 degrees celsius and at night about 24-25 degrees celsius.
>>They are all doing fine, and first ones already shed.
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>>Best regards,
>>Gidi
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Thanks Gidi ... Is that a second clutch in the photo ?

Sue x
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Hi Sue,

No it was a clutch from April, but all eggs died ..
You must understand it is very difficult to get the eggs hatch succesfully.

Best regards,
Gidi

Nicely done, Gidi. Wish we had more of those in the U. S.

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Very nice Gidi! Randy

Well done! I must say I was very much intrigued by these beautiful snakes when I saw them last year. One day I just might dive into the whole Coelognathus thing, LOL.

these things got a common name?????

>>these things got a common name?????
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I prefer the name Indonesian Rat Snake or something like Subradiated Rat Snake (weird I know) to the name Timor Rat Snake since many of the ones in captivity are not from Timor. I have a pair from Savu Island and in the past had a lone male from Roti Island that I could never find a mate for. The Roti ones are gorgeous IMO - wish pairs of those would become available!
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