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Makes a BIG difference.

Wow, now that is minimalist.. no substrate, nothing lol

Bob, are those locality kings by chance? I like them in any case.
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Mark

Hi Mark, Jim Seargents Harris county Texas Speckleds.

These 08 eastern kings both ate this winter but the big girl started 2 mths earlier

here are some sibs from 07
I will try to breed that big male this year

Sorry for the blur but you get the idea

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Doug L

Cool! Miss having Corns. I live in New Jersey and they are considered an endangered species here. I know. They are about as endangered as golfish and white mice LOL!

Miss having Corns ? Im in westchester co Bob 15 mins from the GW. Come by and Ill give you a pair of Okeetee corns from that photo above
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Doug L

Wow! Thanks Doug, I would love to! Unfortunately I can't risk my livlihood on keeping them here. If I ever convince my wife to move out of state someday I hope to get some! Thanks very much for the tempting offere though. They are beautiful!

You mean that NJ won't even allow you to keep them ?
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Doug L

They only allow Amels and even that was a fight to allow.

Do they allow milk snakes?
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Doug L

np

Theres no really making sense of it Doug. Don't waste the energy.I tried talking to Paul Kalka who was in charge back then and it went nowhere. They can do whatever they want Whether we like it or not. I'm happy I can at least keep CB North Carolina Easterns.

Kings will eat each other if they get the chance, right? If they do, how did you get those eastern kings in the same container without problems?

I'm just holding the Easterns.The Brooks above are in seperate containers. I use Tortilla warmers for hides in some cages.

you keep a eye on them,take the photo,then seperate them
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Doug L

Did the little one stop eating voluntarily? Or were you experimenting and changed temps for one vs the other?

I would LOVE to see picks of these two snakes in the fall. I have found that non feeders over the winter usually almost fully caught up by the end of the season.

I kept them under identical conditions but the male refused food and I cooled him down.

Interesting. I'll try to remember to post pics of them in the fall to see if he catches up.