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  1. #11
    "First shed In Progress"
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    gotta say, definitely looks like a radix to me.
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    Pyrondenium Rose kibakiba's Avatar
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    Yeah, that's definitely not a ribbon snake.
    Chantel
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    I saw a pic of a ribbon that looked very similar with the stripe on the back. Sorry about the mis-id on them.

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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    Woooa! That is super awesome!! Definitely not a ribbon. I can say that with 100% certainty. I've got a Gulf Coast Ribbon. They do look like radixes to me, as well. Ribbons don't have that "checkery" type of markings, and don't have the dark color on the edges of their lip scales. Still very nice find
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    Juvenile snake Mandi0284's Avatar
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    Should I try to get him eating live guppies? What kinds of food do they like the best?

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    Pyrondenium Rose kibakiba's Avatar
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    I'd try earth worms or night crawlers. Guppies would also work, I'm sure.
    Chantel
    2.2.3 Thamnophis ordinoides Derpy Scales, Hades, Mama, Runt, Pumpkin, Azul, Spots
    (Rest in peace Snakey, Snap, Speckles, Silver, Ember and Angel.)

  7. #17
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    try some worms, silversides, tilapia, etc.. Here's a caresheet you can read Garter Snake Forum - Garter Caresheet
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    Juvenile snake Mandi0284's Avatar
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    Ok. I may wait a few days before I offer him anything to eat. He is still nervous, but has calmed down a lot.

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    "Fourth shed, A Success" thamneil's Avatar
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    Definately radix. That first girl looks like a monster.

    Im sure worms will get them started very quickly. From there on, expand to mice and any "safe" fish. Good luck with your new captive!
    Neil
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    Juvenile snake Mandi0284's Avatar
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    Re: Ribbon Snake Mating Pair

    Yeah she was big. Bigger than I have ever seen before.

    Going to Chatfield tommorow to look for snakes there.

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