captive bred ordinoes?

[katach]

is the pic entered now?

Yes, it's the 2nd entry for this month.

I'll help name your ribbon!

[kibakiba]

What colour is he?

[Starling96]

Awesome
and thanks
he pretty cool
hes very very blue
eventually i will get pics of them and there cage

[katach]

Ujo? (Shy in Finnish)

[kibakiba]

Blár, its Icelandic for blue.
Kék, Hungarian for blue, also. I thought they sounded kind of cool...

[Starling96]

i like the name blar but i like blair alot too lol
i thought it would be harder to find a name
thanks guys!

[ConcinusMan]

I just had a small group born. They are all still adjusting.

Adjusting to what? Nevermind. Don't answer.

Im sorry but Im confused what are ordinoes? Someoe please post pics so I know what is talked about thatnk you.

It's Thamnophis ordinoides, not "ordinoes". Northwestern Garter snake. And I've had plenty of babies born and also gave away and sold the last of my adults recently. I no longer have any. Although I can catch them, in order to do well in captivity they need to get eating (sometimes a challenge) and dewormed and I don't have time or space for that. Shannon has Miss Piggy, my red striped girl to hopefully breed with her red stripe male. Steve has a group of adults I gave to him. Apparently some babies have been born. I doubt he'll want to part with them. If I wasn't selling all my snakes and moving I could probably get you some. I don't know of anyone else on the forum that can do this for you. You'll probably have to wait for litters next year, if any at all are born. Wouldn't do any good to show you just one picture since no two are exactly alike.

Northwestern Garter Snake:

[RedSidedSPR]

NW are awesome.

[ConcinusMan]

We do have quite a few newer members lately that live in the NW and keep them. Maybe some of these people can learn to ship and perhaps take over with the providing spemimens to the rest of the forum members who don't have access to them. Bottom line is, very few litters are born in captivity, and litters are very small so CB babies aren't widely available. However, if someone lives where they do, they can catch them, screen them, and perhaps provide specimens that do well and eat well. Many have to be released because they don't adjust.

I just can't provide this service any longer.

[kibakiba]

Kat and I have a breeding project, Richard, so it's okay.