Do they make garter snake traps?

[RedSidedSPR]

Thanks for the answeres. My parents dont give me that much allowence, I spent all my money on caging, and would like second snake. End of story. But that dosnt mean I wont buy one.

[ConcinusMan]

Do you live in a fair sized city? I get all my caging through craigslist, watching for slide-lock tanks especially. I never pay more than $1 per gallon. Paid even less than that(in trade) for my 55 gallon long.

Although I can't ship right at the moment due to very cold weather in Salt Lake (plane transfer point between myself and the rest of the country) I might be inclined to part with a few very nice concinnus if you pay only shipping. Around $30 in most cases. I still have a few 2010 babies left and a pair of hypoery's that are about a year old. Nobody is jumping on these.

Some people just can't afford to pay for snakes but are deserving. "Ruby" was just a baby when I gave her to Snakeknot. I didn't charge for the snake.


As you can see, she's grown quite a bit over the summer. Nice job Devon!
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gart...tml#post146609
http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gene...iss-piggy.html

In the interest of staying on topic, Ive said it before, the best snake "trap" is to place some pieces of plywood or tin in an area where garters are likely to be.