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Hi, I'm New Here!
Hello from Texas
Hello - I was here some time back and kind of dropped out for a while, mostly field herping and doing less with herpetoculture. I've kept and bred eastern black-necked garters before, and have been a big fan of garter snakes going all the way back to finding T. radix as a kid around Denver. Field herping and natural history are still my first loves. Recently I got a pair of baby radix and today I received a pair of T. s. infernalis from Scott Felzer. They're really beautiful! Looking forward to reading more about what everyone's doing!
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T. radix Ranch
Re: Hello from Texas
Nice to have you with us. Your story isn't a unique one. Many of us were invenomated as kid by a garter. Years later they still have control of us. I too was bitten by a radix at a young age. Now, 50 years later they still have a hold on me. This is all a good thing.
Here's a link to the forum care sheet which is always a good read. Feel free to ask any additional question you might have.
Garter Snake Forum - Garter Caresheet
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Re: Hello from Texas
 Originally Posted by Thamnophis
Welcome, Michael...
Welcome, Michael! Good to see another local friend and colleague on the site. I'm new as well despite having a profile for awhile.
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ChrisT. marcianus, T. e. cuitzeoensis, T. cyrtopsis, T. radix, T. s. infernalis, T. s. tetrataenia
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