2snakes
07-16-2008, 02:14 PM
Hello everyone,
I'm here because I am looking to rehome two snakes of mine. Long story short, I'm about to be in a position where I can't be around to feed them as often as I was and I don't live anywhere where people can do it for me so it would be in their best interests to find another home for them.
They are healthy, eat minnows and earth worms regularly and shed just the same. They are not housed together. They are not very "tame", but I figure everyone here pretty much knows how garter snakes behave. I do not know what sex they are or much about "morphs" or species they are... They seem pretty common to me.
I don't have photos, so here is what they look like according to google:
"Big Snake"
http://www.proctormuseum.us/Reptiles/Modern%20Reptiles/Modern%20Snakes/TexasGarterSnake-P0785-72dpi-26Apr'05.jpg
"Little Snake"
http://fanweb.ca/alberta-natural-history/amphibians/plains-garter-snake/plains-garter-snake_500.jpg
The large garter is several years old at least, but I've only had it for two years. The smaller one is only a year old and I've had it since it was a hatchling.
I am located in Western Maryland.
There is no "re-homing fee" involved but you will need to come to me to pick them up and I am not offering any of their supplies. I'd prefer to give them to someone who has owned snakes before.
Please e-mail me directly if you are interested... More details can be discussed at that time.
I'm here because I am looking to rehome two snakes of mine. Long story short, I'm about to be in a position where I can't be around to feed them as often as I was and I don't live anywhere where people can do it for me so it would be in their best interests to find another home for them.
They are healthy, eat minnows and earth worms regularly and shed just the same. They are not housed together. They are not very "tame", but I figure everyone here pretty much knows how garter snakes behave. I do not know what sex they are or much about "morphs" or species they are... They seem pretty common to me.
I don't have photos, so here is what they look like according to google:
"Big Snake"
http://www.proctormuseum.us/Reptiles/Modern%20Reptiles/Modern%20Snakes/TexasGarterSnake-P0785-72dpi-26Apr'05.jpg
"Little Snake"
http://fanweb.ca/alberta-natural-history/amphibians/plains-garter-snake/plains-garter-snake_500.jpg
The large garter is several years old at least, but I've only had it for two years. The smaller one is only a year old and I've had it since it was a hatchling.
I am located in Western Maryland.
There is no "re-homing fee" involved but you will need to come to me to pick them up and I am not offering any of their supplies. I'd prefer to give them to someone who has owned snakes before.
Please e-mail me directly if you are interested... More details can be discussed at that time.