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				<title>Kingsnake.com - Herpforum - Garter &amp; Ribbon Snakes</title> 

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				  The Garter Snake, genus (Thamnophis), is a Colubrid snake common across North America, ranging from Alaska and Canada to Central America. Garter Snakes are the single most widely distributed genus of reptile in North America due to its unparticular diet and adaptability to different habitats.
Garter snakes are carnivores, their diet consisting of almost any creature that they are capable of overpowering including slugs, earthworms, leeches, lizards, amphibians, birds, fish, toads and rodents. Garter snakes often adapt to eat whatever they can find, and whenever, because food can be scarce or abundant.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of all Garter and Ribbon Snakes.

If you are a new user to this forum, please take the time to review the rules first before posting: Terms of Service.
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						<title>Brown snake babies</title> 

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 Hi everyone. New to this site. I acquired a female brown snake from the wild. I wasnt aware it was gravid. As of this morning i am the father of sumteen neonates. Care for baby brown snakes is not abundant online. So im looking for any advive possible in regards to care/food items Thank you much 
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						<title>Shipment to Germany</title> 

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 Hello out there  I'm Peter from Germany, and I'm looking for Thamnophis radix with a lot of red. I couldn't find any in Germany by now, but, fortunately, there's a guy in the U.S. who would sell me some. Well, there's the problem now of shipment to me. I'd like to ask you guys if someone would sen... 
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						<title>Young female with egg follicles?</title> 

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 Has anyone ever had a young female around 8 months old weighing 80 grams that developed egg follicles? Bcuz I feel like that's what's happening with mine. She never been with a male. Her lower body is fat or swollen. I palpated and it does feel slightly bumpy. 
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						<title>Beautiful San Francisco Garter Snake</title> 

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 This a beautiful San Francisco Garter Snake I found on Highway 1 along the California coastline.Brian Gundy / For Goodness Snakes-----Brian Gundywww.for-goodness-snakes.com 
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						<title>Anyone here ???</title> 

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 anyone?......................anything for sale?.....Kingsnake is dead.....-----........JY 
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						<title>Ribbon Snake in Michigan</title> 

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 Hello! Over last winter I took in a ribbon snake (previous owner stated that if I didn't take him he was going &quot;out&quot; - winter in MI). He's doing fine, grown a lot. Now I'd like to look for a new home for him, as although he's different and cool (loves fishing for his dinner), I just need t... 
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						<title>Black and White Eastern Garter Snake </title> 

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 This snake was found in Pennsylvania  
-----Jeff Benfergartersnakemorph.com 
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						<title>unusal garter</title> 

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 Hey all,  Can anyone help identify this guy? I know its a garter but not 100% sure what kind. He was caught in chicago suburb.thanks,scott  
  
 
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						<title>what is it?</title> 

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						<title>Born today...</title> 

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 I just had my second litter of Santa Cruz Garter Snakes born here about an hour ago. Here they are spending some &amp;quot;quality time&amp;quot; with their mom.Third Eye Herp
 
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						<title>Housing options for Houdini escapee</title> 

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 My daughter's rescue ribbon snake has been found after two weeks on the loose.  Luckily he'd been fed up well before his escape so he's in pretty good shape.  My question concerns how to create an escape-proof tank for him.  He'd been in a slide top twenty long that was supposedly escape proof.  App... 
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						<title>2013 holdback Infernalis</title> 

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 This female is one of my holdbacks from last season.  She's just over a year old and has such a nice creamy, powder blue.  It doesn't show up on the pictures real well but she's a looker.  Thanks.    Mike Panichi 
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						<title>early possible holdback infernalis </title> 

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 I hold them back for high red, high blue, or those that have both.  This newborn is showing some nice &amp;quot;high red&amp;quot; as I call it.  He/she is an early front runner for being held back.  Thanks for looking.  Mike Panichi 
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						<title>Infernalis litter</title> 

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 This female was just about done dropping her litter when I grabbed this quick shot.  I think she may have had one or two left.  It looks like no slugs and even though I could not get them all in one shot, I counted fifteen.  There could be a few more and there could be a few less.  At least this sea... 
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						<title>a couple of gravid females</title> 

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 This high white female is so gravid, I feel bad for her.  Shes gonna drop any day.  I'm curious to see if some of the babies are &amp;quot;high white&amp;quot; like their mom.  The other female is an outstanding red and blue animal.  Thanks for looking.  Mike Panichi 
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						<title>holdback Infernalis female.</title> 

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 after sitting on this litter for over six months, I decided to hold back three females.  All three look like this girl.  They are now just over a year old.  Thanks for looking.  Mike Panichi 
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						<title>A Few NorCal Garters Found Last Week</title> 

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 &amp;quot;Flame&amp;quot; Coast Garter SnakeSanta Cruz Garter Snake&amp;quot;High Red&amp;quot; Coast Garter SnakeYoung Coast Garter SnakeAquatic IntergradeMarin County Coast Garter SnakeSanta Cruz Garter SnakeThird Eye Herp
 
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						<title>Hey Ed- erythristic leucistic female</title> 

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 Ed, I agree the lucy are very cool looking. This is a pic I took a last week of my female leucistic, she is also erythristic, really neat colors with white dorsal. She is also slightly &amp;quot;paradox&amp;quot;, with a few small black markings. I also picked up some of her siblings and they are sc... 
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						<title>Rescue Ribbon Snake - feeding questions</title> 

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 My daughter brought home a ribbon snake because the former owner didn't want it anymore and said they were going to release it ( this is third hand - she got it from someone else it had been passed to who didn't want it and also planned to release it in the spring).  My daughter didn't want that to ... 
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						<title>Leucistic eastern</title> 

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 Heres a pic I just found of a Leucistic eastern that was born back in 2006. He was the only live one in the litter.  
 
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