Posted a few weeks back asking advice etc. Was amazed too see all the feedback.! Greatly appreciated. After a 320 mile round trip yesterday, I finally got them home. Here is a pic of the male. Will post pic's of the female soon. Any opinions greatly appreciatted.?
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False Water Cobra
dexterdoolittle
Jan 15, 2006 07:59 AM
Replies (4)
xblackheart
Jan 15, 2006 04:42 PM
Very nice looking snake. I got two (male and female) from great valley serpantarium in Lodi, Ca. I have to ask, is that bark? If so, I would realy recommend something else. Bark molds, smell, is a pain all around. It is also very abrassive. I know I would not like walking barefoot on rocks my whole life, which is the closest example that I can think of. Just my opinion. Here are pics of my babies, if you missed them in previous posts.
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More pets than one room can hold. I listed them all but it looked ridiculous!!!
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dexterdoolittle
Jan 17, 2006 03:15 AM
Yep is bark I'm afraid, will agree with you on the smell side. We are a bit limited in the UK with types of substrate. What would you recommend.?
jerry
Jan 17, 2006 12:56 PM
I use aspen shavings with no problems.
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dexterdoolittle
Jan 18, 2006 07:49 AM
Is this not a too little dry for this species.?
