annulataarethebest
08-05-2012, 03:21 AM
this group of snakes kept me busy throughout the cold months, but lately I've had my hands full and I have less opportunities to get feeder fish for them and I really need the room with all the hatchlings I'm gonna have. So they're for sale if anyone is interested in something new. This species stays small, and I've yet to be bit by any of them.
From central america, the Blackbelly Garters are typically anaconda lookalikes. They were first produced in the U.S. last year, and I got a 1.2 trio of this variety. These females are the biggest of the group, probably a foot long.
There's also an olive green male, he's the oldest of my group (CB2010 I think?) And there's a red female. Not sure if it's a genetic morph or not but that's what I was planning to find out. Very awesome snake and my favorite out of the group. They eat feeder fish whenever you offer them, and could probably be switched to unscented pinks with minimal work (a couple of them will take pinks in feeding frenzies).
So
1.2 "originals"
1.0 olive green
0.1 possible erythristic
This is a killer group of a species that is relatively new to U.S. collections.
$300 shipped and they're yours. I'm taking a loss on these just to have the space. If you like garter snakes you WILL love this group.
Email me if you're interested or have any questions. mikefedzen@yahoo.com
Thanks
From central america, the Blackbelly Garters are typically anaconda lookalikes. They were first produced in the U.S. last year, and I got a 1.2 trio of this variety. These females are the biggest of the group, probably a foot long.
There's also an olive green male, he's the oldest of my group (CB2010 I think?) And there's a red female. Not sure if it's a genetic morph or not but that's what I was planning to find out. Very awesome snake and my favorite out of the group. They eat feeder fish whenever you offer them, and could probably be switched to unscented pinks with minimal work (a couple of them will take pinks in feeding frenzies).
So
1.2 "originals"
1.0 olive green
0.1 possible erythristic
This is a killer group of a species that is relatively new to U.S. collections.
$300 shipped and they're yours. I'm taking a loss on these just to have the space. If you like garter snakes you WILL love this group.
Email me if you're interested or have any questions. mikefedzen@yahoo.com
Thanks