canescens/obscurus

[BUSHSNAKE]

these two species are the first out of brumation:
Thamnophis melanogaster canescens

[BUSHSNAKE]

Thamnophis eques obscurus....with beautiful bellies

[BLUESIRTALIS]

Very nice joe!

[-MARWOLAETH-]

Very nice snakes!
Those canescens look more like Nerodia or Liophis than Thamnophis. What are they like in the way of temperment and diet?

[guidofatherof5]

Awesome snakes.

[thamneil]

Beautiful! Hope you have many babies coming in your future! Put a pair of both on hold for me!

[ConcinusMan]

They're certainly looking fat and sassy.

http://i50.tinypic.com/5yg5zr.jpg

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

awww yea! I can't wait until my obscurus from you are that size.

[ProXimuS]

Awesome! I loooooove those Chapalas:D

[ConcinusMan]

Yeah, chalupas are tasty. Wait... :p

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

I like how you just pick them up in the middle of their little snakescapades and they're all like... doesn't matter! Still doin' it!

[BUSHSNAKE]

Very nice snakes!
Those canescens look more like Nerodia or Liophis than Thamnophis. What are they like in the way of temperment and diet?
hello MARWOLAETH canescens are a very small species. They start out very shy but lose their fear as they become adults. They are fish specialists, they can be switch to a rodent diet but they dont eat them well, they never seem to get it right. You give them a fish and its a different story. They also feed very aggressively and i have to feed them individualy. I keep them in groups.
They are very different then other Thamnophis species but thats what i like about them, theyre unique.