Ranch Concinnus'

[Sonya610]

They are wonderful to visit with but when pinkies are involved they turn savage.

Which is why I am sending my 2 year old Concinnus female to you tomorrow! Yes....savage little eaters. I prefer savage dogs that eat TRESPASSERS and cuddle with their humans!

Hope you will be pleased with her and I know you will take good care of her!

[guidofatherof5]

Looking forward to having her on the Ranch. She is going to be a great addition to the concinnus group I have.(after she's out of quarantine)

[Sonya610]

Looking forward to having her on the Ranch. She is going to be a great addition to the concinnus group I have.(after she's out of quarantine)

She will likely love quarantine...she won't have to bite her cage mates or human when being fed!

[guidofatherof5]

This is all true

[guidofatherof5]

The girls got a bath today while I cleaned their enclosure. I made use of some clay piping I picked up awhile back. They seem to enjoy the new digs. I also have converted the enclosure to spiral compact florescent bulbs. Much cheaper then the tube florescent bulbs I've been using. I had to remove the metal top of the enclosure and cut out some large hole to install the bulbs. While I did that the girl never venture up at all. It was a perfect time for an explore but none of them felt the need. They are good girls.

[ConcinusMan]

What's that ring around the eye called again?

I can't help wondering if it's caused by environmental factors because I've never had snakes grow up to have that. I've seen it develop when they are very old but all of Steve's snakes seem to have it even if they are young. Weird.

[guidofatherof5]

Not sure what the issue could be. Humidity is 53%.

[NickB]

I used to have a Texas Ratsnake with a ring around it's eye, it seemed to develop as it got older as it first appeared when the snake was a juvenile.

[ConcinusMan]

Not sure what the issue could be. Humidity is 53%.

Yeah, nor do I. Not that it really is an issue. Just an observation is all. Maybe they're just so well taken care of that they grow so fast the eyeball can't keep up.

[BUSHSNAKE]

Yeah, nor do I. Not that it really is an issue. Just an observation is all. Maybe they're just so well taken care of that they grow so fast the eyeball can't keep up.

ive notived the ring thing myself, I never see it on a wild or recently caught garter snake. I think its a moisture thing but who knows.