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Darnet my snake want to hibernate again

cvonrosen Oct 21, 2003 05:25 PM

My Eastern gaerter jack is going on his yearly fast wich i dont want him to do until i get a female humphph im pissed. I tried goldfish no luck i tried tease feedin no luck what should i try now? It hasent eaten in 10 days. Also he was on a rodnet diet until i started to hand feed him and now he wont take food dead or with movment

ps. does anyone have acces to a female eastern (T radix) adult garter

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Chris
1.0 Eastern Garter Snake
0.1 Shih tzu
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0.0.1 African Giant millipede
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Replies (4)

snakeguy88 Oct 21, 2003 09:31 PM

I would just cool him down for a month. It's normal since its getting to be winter. Just try cooling him down for a month and then warm him up (after you let him empty his guts fully). I mean, if he wants to brumate and stops eating, what else is there to do? Andy
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Andy Maddox
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oldherper Oct 22, 2003 09:17 AM

Finding a female is going to be pointless if you don't let them brumate.

cvonrosen Oct 22, 2003 07:05 PM

no sorry for the misunderstanding it wasnt going tobreed it thes upcomming year but mabe in 2005 thanx for replying
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Chris
1.0 Eastern Garter Snake
0.1 Shih tzu
0.0.1 Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
0.0.1 African Giant millipede
1.1 cornsnakes

jones Oct 23, 2003 04:47 AM

"ps. does anyone have acces to a female eastern (T radix) adult garter"

That picture doesn't look like a radix to me. Although it does look like an eastern (T.s. sirtalis). I think you just have your scientific names mixed. Good luck.
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