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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    Quote Originally Posted by Thamnophis View Post
    Not a winterrest as in Thamnophis.
    It also depends where they are from. If I remember well, they live in different regions with different climates. I am not 100 % sure about this.
    When I find something about it I will let you know.
    Mine died when the temperatures got to low, so I think you can lower the temps with some degrees, but I would not go lower than 18-20 °C.
    Maybe you can limit the hours of light also.
    Or maybe keeping them a period quite dry will stimulate the reproduction.
    You must treat them as tropical animals.
    yes i know that the place were they live is really not the same as the thamnophis,but there is no information to find about this species.
    but thanks anyway

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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    You might take a hint from the type of locations where they are found, what the weather and climate cycles are in that area, and what time of year they breed. At least it's a place to start...
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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    Quote Originally Posted by KITKAT View Post
    You might take a hint from the type of locations where they are found, what the weather and climate cycles are in that area, and what time of year they breed. At least it's a place to start...
    Was considering giving the same advice. The local veterans usually give exactly that advice; just try to copy the conditions in their natural habitat.

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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    Problem is that there is as good as nothing known about the exact places they live. Sure, it is tropical, but at what height do they live (temperature) and under what kind of moist conditions?
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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    What country are they from? What is the general climate and climate cycles there?

    Who collects them?

    If you can find someone who collects them, then you can ask more specifics on where they are found...
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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    They are from South-east Asia.
    Finding the collectors will not be easy.
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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    Well, the current temperature in Jakarta is 29C, it's mostly clear and the relative humidity is 74%. Even if it isn't perfect, it should be good enough.

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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    i know some one in germany who has these animals.... but he don't answer my mails....

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    Cool Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    Quote Originally Posted by Stefan-A View Post
    Well, the current temperature in Jakarta is 29C, it's mostly clear and the relative humidity is 74%. Even if it isn't perfect, it should be good enough.
    I agree with this, but in my terrarium I always had one part cooler and moist and the rest was dry and warm.
    Worked well.
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    Re: my new fish eating snakes :-)

    Hi Kuno,
    Here are a few people who are selling Xenochrophis vittatus on other websites. At least a few are breeding them, so maybe they could help you.
    Rick

    Indonesian Garter Snakes Sale/Trade - Garter, Water & Ribbon Snakes

    help! please take some indonesian garter babies!!! - Garter, Water & Ribbon Snakes

    Also, someone's been selling them on Kingsnake.com Classifieds > Other Snakes but I don't know if it's one of the above people. IIRC the second person is selling them for $10 each.

    Rick

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