New additions! Three CB Smooth Green Snakes! :)

[Faunaofthenorth]

Check out my newest additions! These guys are so beautiful and elegant!

[MNGuy]

Cool! Where did you get them?

[Faunaofthenorth]

From a friend who has been trying to personally breed both species of green snakes... and after a lot of failures, as they need special habitat requirements, produced the first of a hopefully many new cb animals... I happen to live in a state where they aren’t protected, yet...

[MNGuy]

From a friend who has been trying to personally breed both species of green snakes... and after a lot of failures, as they need special habitat requirements, produced the first of a hopefully many new cb animals... I happen to live in a state where they aren’t protected, yet...

That’s cool.

I live in Minnesota, too. Minneapolis.

[Faunaofthenorth]

Awesome! I live in northeastern Minnesota, on the iron range... not much for herps way up here but have been scouring the Minnesota landscapes looking for new animals... haven’t found anything uncommon yet... have you ever seen any wild green snakes or hognose snaes ever in Minnesota?

[MNGuy]

Awesome! I live in northeastern Minnesota, on the iron range... not much for herps way up here but have been scouring the Minnesota landscapes looking for new animals... haven’t found anything uncommon yet... have you ever seen any wild green snakes or hognose snaes ever in Minnesota?

Cool. That's a beautiful part of the state. I've never seen any wild green snakes or hognose snakes. I get outdoors quite often and hike a lot, but I always bring my two dogs, so it's hard to really go herping in a serious way.

I've seen a wild gopher snake at William O'Brien State Park, a wild gopher snake that was unfortunately run over in Rogers, Minnesota and a fox snake that unfortunately died in a prescribed prairie burn at Coldwater Spring park in Minneapolis. I've seen live garters with a bright blue stripe down their backs at Pickerel Lake in Lilydale Regional Park between St. Paul and Lilydale, Minnesota. Those garters were beautiful. I know yellow stripes in garters sometimes turn blue when they die, but I've seen multiple live ones with that blue stripe.

Although I keep two garters at home, I'm still a wuss about catching snakes in the wild. Haha.

[Faunaofthenorth]

A that’s sweet! I would love to find a gopher snake! I will have to check out ateas near there... haven’t found many snakes in my adventures to the south... here up north they are everywhere! Many large populations of Redbelly snakes and garter snakes!

[Faunaofthenorth]

A that’s sweet! I would love to find a gopher snake! I will have to check out ateas near there... haven’t found many snakes in my adventures to the south... here up north they are everywhere! Many large populations of Redbelly snakes and garter snakes!

[Faunaofthenorth]

Ah that’s sweet! I would love to find a gopher snake! I will have to check out ateas near there... haven’t found many snakes in my adventures to the south... here up north they are everywhere! Many large populations of Redbelly snakes and garter snakes!

[Faunaofthenorth]

Can someone delete my duplicates... I don’t know how or why that happened...

[Faunaofthenorth]

Can someone delete my duplicates... I don’t know how or why that happened...

[MNGuy]

Ah that’s sweet! I would love to find a gopher snake! I will have to check out ateas near there... haven’t found many snakes in my adventures to the south... here up north they are everywhere! Many large populations of Redbelly snakes and garter snakes!

Hey, if your friend breeds more of these next year I might be interested in buying a pair from him. Keep me in the loop if you can. I can make the drive up north. Thank you!

[Faunaofthenorth]

Hey, if your friend breeds more of these next year I might be interested in buying a pair from him. Keep me in the loop if you can. I can make the drive up north. Thank you!
Yeah man. I am actually inheriting the large breeder female. She is supposed to arrive sometime this week along with another male. This next season I plan on finding some wild green snakes...not for keeping, but for experience and "lifer" goals. I also want to become a licensed green snake breeder. So far my green snakes are doing great! They eat like savages and completely devastate any insect population introduce into their cage. Definitely my favorite snakes.

[MNGuy]

Yeah man. I am actually inheriting the large breeder female. She is supposed to arrive sometime this week along with another male. This next season I plan on finding some wild green snakes...not for keeping, but for experience and "lifer" goals. I also want to become a licensed green snake breeder. So far my green snakes are doing great! They eat like savages and completely devastate any insect population introduce into their cage. Definitely my favorite snakes.

Cool. Good luck to you on your projects and field herping! I'm only interested in keeping pairs for cohabitating purposes; I don't breed. So two males or two females would be what I'm interested in, like with my two female garters.