For the second time, momma dropped a few browish worms the other day. Thought it was just the one but found two more in with her the next day.
Dan
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Crotalus t. armstrongi babies
Oxyrhopus
May 15, 2010 12:36 AM
Replies (3)
lep1pic1
May 15, 2010 02:05 PM
Nice Dan I guess your pinkies will have to start hamming it up lol.Those guys are born small.I had a chance to pick up new born not feeding yet offspring last year for 250 but passed as they could coil on a nickel.Now I wish I had gone for it.
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Archie Bottoms
SnakesAndStuff
May 16, 2010 04:10 PM
Do these feed readily on cricket frogs/skinks as babies like our pigmys do?
Oxyrhopus
May 17, 2010 12:57 AM
Unlike North American pygmys, these usually take fine to rodents as their first meals and stick with rodents. These were large babies so are quite capable of managing day-old pinks. However small newborns like mentioned in the other post can be assist fed rodent legs a few times until grown a bit or provided pink heads or small defrosted lizards.
