Hej from Denmark

[hedegaard]

My name is Jens, and i live in AAlborg in DK. I do not have any garter snakes yet, but i am planning to got some soon. I have had different snakes since 1995, but right now i " only " have 2 albino cornsnakes and 2 bearded dragons. In 2-3 weekes i will be done rebuilding a room in the celler. And then....... garter snakes.
greetings from DK. Jens Hedegaard

[Boots]

My name is Jens, and i live in AAlborg in DK. I do not have any garter snakes yet, but i am planning to got some soon. I have had different snakes since 1995, but right now i " only " have 2 albino cornsnakes and 2 bearded dragons. In 2-3 weekes i will be done rebuilding a room in the celler. And then....... garter snakes.
greetings from DK. Jens Hedegaard

Hi Jens, and welcome to our forum.

Jason

[maverick]

You have a good collection of snakes. I have had a few pythons, the last one I had was a carpet python that I donated to a zoo, after I had him for six years. I decided that I am not going to mess with big snakes anymore and garters just seem perfect for me.

[StoneSour]

Hello and welcome to the forum. Nice collection Corn snakes are one of my favorite snakes besides garters.

[hedegaard]

hello ... it has been a long time... sorry .....
a lot has happen since the last time i was here.
I have made my room in the cellar, and i now has 12 snakes. Among them is 5 Thamnophis.. 2 sirtalis parietalis ( red sided ) and 3 sirtalis sirtalis ( Florida blue ). I have decided to start with the most common spices, and wait until next spring before i will buy my dream snakes.. San Francisco and concinnus.
greetings from Hedegaard

[kingcaliwolf]

Cool Hej! I am new here and I just am getting back intothe hobby. I have a trio of Thamnophis sirtalis concinnus babys so far. Congratulations on your collection. Sounds beautiful.

[Thamnophis]

Fine species you have, Jens.
I think it is wise to start with the "easier" species. You can learn a lot of them and then you are better prepared for the other subspecies.
By the way, they are not more difficult then the ones you have, but more expensive.

[Cazador]

Out of curiosity, what does a concinnus, tetrataenia, or even sirtalis sirtalis cost in Europe? T.s. concinnus is frequently sold for about $40-50 here (sometimes more and sometimes less), and a Florida blue often sells for about $25. Of course, we can't buy or sell tetrataenia here in the U.S.

[Thamnophis]

From concinnus I do not know exactly, but I thought I saw them on the expo in Houten for about € 50,00
T. sirtalis tetrataenia is mostly sold (few months old) for € 80,00 till € 125,00.
€ 1,00 = $ 1,25

[Cazador]

Those prices really make ours seem cheap (not to rub it in). Is it feasible to buy them over here in the U.S. and have them shipped to the Netherlands?