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    Dutch, bold and Thamnophis-crazy Thamnophis's Avatar
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    Cool My newest garter snakes...

    On the expo of april 1 this year I bought 1.1 T. sirtalis sirtalis (Flame x melanistic) of 2011.
    I already bought a sister of them last year.
    All these snakes are part of a breeding plan in 2014.

    The pictures...

    First three pics of the male










    And since I do not discriminate... three pics of the female.





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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    And this is the sister of the two I bought last year. She is two times bigger than them.







    And this is a female that had the same father as the snakes above, but who's mother was a normally colored with a strikingly dorsal stripe. So she is a half sister



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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    The feeding pic is fantastic. Who are the little orange guys in the pic? Do you house them all together?

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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    Quote Originally Posted by Eight View Post
    The feeding pic is fantastic. Who are the little orange guys in the pic? Do you house them all together?
    Those orange guys are two San Francisco garters I bred last year. One is for sale and one is for a brother of me.
    In that particular terrarium live a number of CB garter snakes that are all about the same length. They all are to young to breed. The species that live in that terrarium are:
    2.0 T. s. tetrataenia (CB 2011)
    0.1 T. s. sirtalis (flame x melanistic) (CB 2011)
    1.0 T. s. sirtalis (erythristic) (CB 2010)
    1.0 T. a. atratus (CB 2011)
    1.0 T. fulvus (CB 2011)
    1.1 T. s. sirtalis (melanistic) (CB 2011)

    They all are between 30 and 40 cm, I think. They do well, living together. Next year their housing will be changed of course.
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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    Quote Originally Posted by Thamnophis View Post
    Those orange guys are two San Francisco garters I bred last year. One is for sale and one is for a brother of me.
    In that particular terrarium live a number of CB garter snakes that are all about the same length. They all are to young to breed. The species that live in that terrarium are:
    2.0 T. s. tetrataenia (CB 2011)
    0.1 T. s. sirtalis (flame x melanistic) (CB 2011)
    1.0 T. s. sirtalis (erythristic) (CB 2010)
    1.0 T. a. atratus (CB 2011)
    1.0 T. fulvus (CB 2011)
    1.1 T. s. sirtalis (melanistic) (CB 2011)

    They all are between 30 and 40 cm, I think. They do well, living together. Next year their housing will be changed of course.
    what size enclosure are you using for them? I've been looking into garters mostly as I knew they could co habit well. I like the idea of having a few species that can live in the same environment. Again you've taken some amazing pics

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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    Quote Originally Posted by Eight View Post
    what size enclosure are you using for them? I've been looking into garters mostly as I knew they could co habit well. I like the idea of having a few species that can live in the same environment. Again you've taken some amazing pics
    These are living in a terrarium of about 100 x 40x 50 cm for the time being. Other terrariums are 120 x 50 x 50 cm and than I also have all kinds of old terrariums from different sizes. The fireplaceterrarium is 180 x 100 x 50 cm (But is is triangular).
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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    Great pics. You've got some good looking garters there.
    Chris
    T. marcianus, T. e. cuitzeoensis, T. cyrtopsis, T. radix, T. s. infernalis, T. s. tetrataenia

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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    Beautiful snakes and photos.
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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    Wow, gorgeous!
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    Re: My newest garter snakes...

    nice pic ups Fons!

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