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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    I don't feel any weakness per se but will keep close tabs on him.
    Steve
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    There has been a change in Flicker.

    Today he ate 3 worms instead of 2

    Lindt ate 2 and the other newcomer (named SR-71) is still opaque and off food.

    All-in-all I think things are good.
    Steve
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    Steve,
    I do expect your setup must be like disneyland for garters! I know that if ever I get a business trip that takes me anywhere close I will try to coordinate a visit. From the threads it seems like the area around you and your basement itself is like a fairy garden for garters.
    Is SR-71 melanistic? I don't recall seing pics referring to that one in your collection. Neat name.
    - Frank
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    Quote Originally Posted by SilasBannook View Post
    Steve,
    I do expect your setup must be like disneyland for garters! I know that if ever I get a business trip that takes me anywhere close I will try to coordinate a visit. From the threads it seems like the area around you and your basement itself is like a fairy garden for garters.
    Is SR-71 melanistic? I don't recall seing pics referring to that one in your collection. Neat name.
    No. Just dark and that's the name that popped into my head. I think most of my snakes are comfortable with what I've given them.

    A visit would be great. I have some awesome snakes you should meet. You can also meet Tank(Chelydra serpentina-Common Snapping Turtle).
    Steve
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    There has been a change in Flicker.

    Today he ate 3 worms instead of 2

    Lindt ate 2 and the other newcomer (named SR-71) is still opaque and off food.

    All-in-all I think things are good.

    Here is the stuffed Flicker. Notice the white on the flank where the night crawler is.

    Steve
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    I love her colour.After huge meal they look like a sausages with a face
    Will

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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    Flicker is like clockwork with this food thing. He greeted me at the screen, downing 2 night crawlers and a med. slug.
    I offered the slug first.
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    e hit the hemostat so hard they flew out of my hand and lodged in the concrete wall behind me.

    Okay, that was a slight exaggeration but he did grab the slug with vigor and swallowed if very quickly.
    He is a social snake and fitting in well here at the Ranch.
    Steve
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    Found another medium slug and Flicker was more then welcome to eat it.
    Way to go Flicker.
    Steve
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    5 of the 6 new Northwestern scrubs are eating good. One is not taking worms at this time but is taking slugs.
    *Flicker Update*
    It's cold and rainy here today, I was only able to find 1 slug in the backyard. Flicker was more then welcome to eat it.


    Steve
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    They are not just snakes. They're garter snakes.
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    Re: T. ordinoides on the Ranch

    Good to hear all are eating.
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