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    "First shed In Progress" SilasBannook's Avatar
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    Very sorry to hear about your losing your garter. Do check the care sheets. I know my kids and all of the kids in the neighborhood enjoy the garter snakes. Highly recommend sticking with them. Corn snakes may be pretty but the garters are quite interactive and you may find them to be much more fun.
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    "PM Boots For Custom Title" Didymus20X6's Avatar
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it's more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff.

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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    Sorry to hear about your loss. Like others have said...check the caresheet. During this time of year...most garters do not require additional heat. I would be interested to know what kind of heat you were using and how it got too hot so that we can help you make sure it does not happen again.
    Marnie
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    Thank you all for comments - I have an Adult Eastern who I am trying to care for.... This advice will help

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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    So sorry for your loss.

    Garters really are the best snake ever to have as a pet. I have 12 now. It's an addiction. We started out with our 2 Pugets, then we got 3 Northwesterns, then one of those 3 had babies, we kept one, then we got a Checkered, then we got 2 more Pugets and a NW, then we got another NW, then another. It always starts as "Oh, just one more...." Before you know it you have 12 wonderful snakies with all different personalities and attitudes, and you can't pick just one to be your favorite. As soon as the weather cools down we are getting 2 Redsideds and 2 Radix also..
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    I enjoy radixs alot and hopefully i will be getting another one in the fall too.

    Quote Originally Posted by katach View Post
    So sorry for your loss.

    Garters really are the best snake ever to have as a pet. I have 12 now. It's an addiction. We started out with our 2 Pugets, then we got 3 Northwesterns, then one of those 3 had babies, we kept one, then we got a Checkered, then we got 2 more Pugets and a NW, then we got another NW, then another. It always starts as "Oh, just one more...." Before you know it you have 12 wonderful snakies with all different personalities and attitudes, and you can't pick just one to be your favorite. As soon as the weather cools down we are getting 2 Redsideds and 2 Radix also..
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    I have twelve now too! I have to say that easterns will always be my favorites...but albinos, red-sideds, concinnus, radixes...they are all so pretty and all have different personalities...like Kat said...they all bring something different into the mix. I love having a variety. I can say that Cee Cee is my girl...we have a special bond...but I love all of my snakes! No more snakies for Marnie anytime soon though...well, unless the boys next door bring me another baby!
    Marnie
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    Just one more, right Marnie.
    Kat
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    Welcome. Good luck with your future snake.
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    "First shed In Progress" SilasBannook's Avatar
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    Re: Lost Garter Snake

    Isn't that the truth. You see another gorgeous snake and its a calculation of..... well, I suppose one more wouldn't be too much. I know that is the calculation I use with my wife. :-)
    - Frank
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