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    "Preparing For First shed" GGarter's Avatar
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    Re: Garter feeding styles, by species

    Quote Originally Posted by drache View Post
    I read in Strumpfbandnatters that T. atratus in the wild bait fish with their tongues
    I'll be getting mine in september.
    I'll let you know if I see mine do the same

    Can't wait!!!

    Greets Tore

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    Re: Garter feeding styles, by species

    Mine (Thamnophis melanogaster canescens) likes to swim a little... sometimes she waits in the bottom looking the fish, and then lunges as you said. My tank it's a little bit big so, on 2 or 3 shots she gets one.

    Regards

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    Re: Garter feeding styles, by species

    Baiting with tounges wow, make sure to get a deep enough water dish and capture it on film, how cool would that be!

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    Re: Garter feeding styles, by species

    Both my garters are t.s.pickeringii and they each have their own style of eating. The male just gets excited when he sees fish and will plunge right in the bowl and swim around mouth open until he runs into something. The female is pretty cool, she sits poised above the water stock-still like a cat and dives only when a fish happens right below her. I've never seen a garter that hunts like that before. The garters I used to have when I was younger both used the open mouthed swim approach (common and a red-sided, not sure of species beyond that...). At any rate both are fun to watch
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    Wandering Garter feeding style

    Once I got some quail fledlings and feed them to a big female red sided and a wandering garter snake.
    The ´parietalis needs about half an hour to dispatch one but the ´vagrans wolf it down in less than ten minutes.
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    Re: Garter feeding styles, by species

    Quote Originally Posted by drache View Post
    I read in Strumpfbandnatters that T. atratus in the wild bait fish with their tongues
    that's pretty cool
    has anyone seen that in captivity?
    Does anyone breed atratus?
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    The red side of life. zooplan's Avatar
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    atratus

    of course

    but I do´nt offer living fish in a big bowl

    There are two books with the same title in German which one do quote?
    Allready waiting for the sommer
    best wishes bis bald Udo
    Breeding Redsides EGSA-Chairman

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    Ophiuchus rhea drache's Avatar
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    Re: atratus

    Quote Originally Posted by zooplan View Post
    There are two books with the same title in German which one do quote?
    When people here quote from Strumpfbandnattern, it's usually Hallmen/Chlebowy
    most people here don't know the other
    besides that one's called Die Strumpfbandnattern (I'm assuming you mean Mutschmann)
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    Re: Garter feeding styles, by species

    Scott Felzer breed the one stripe morph of atratus.....

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    Re: Garter feeding styles, by species

    Gee!
    I forgot!
    I haven't gotten baby garters for a long time! (It seems)

    Sorry KITKAT
    MIKHAILA



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