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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    Family reunion.

    This family got a little time together last night. While working in the adult female enclosure I place Spot in with her babies that were born a year ago. All the babies came over to her to smell the new arrival. She settled in with them in the hide and spent the night. I got up this morning to fine a complete beautiful shed from Spot. Sorry it isn't a better photo. The heat lamp confused the color processer.
    Many of these are making the July trip.
    Steve
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    Emmy, Kale, Molly, Gabby, Hailee
    They are not just snakes. They're garter snakes.
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    Re: Family reunion.

    that's sweet
    rhea
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    Re: Family reunion.

    It's a snake-pile! Thanks for sharing.
    LeAnn
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    Re: Family reunion.

    Excellent shot Steve!

    It is amazing how a lot of people claim that snakes would prefer to be solitary animals except at breeding time or in hibernaculum. I think people on this site have been proving that wrong for a long time now.

    -Thomas

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    Re: Family reunion.

    awwwww that is adorable.
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    Re: Family reunion.

    so cute! great pic
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    Re: Family reunion.

    Quote Originally Posted by MasSalvaje View Post
    Excellent shot Steve!

    It is amazing how a lot of people claim that snakes would prefer to be solitary animals except at breeding time or in hibernaculum. I think people on this site have been proving that wrong for a long time now.

    -Thomas
    Amen great shot mate!!!
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    Re: Family reunion.

    Quote Originally Posted by MasSalvaje View Post
    Excellent shot Steve!

    It is amazing how a lot of people claim that snakes would prefer to be solitary animals except at breeding time or in hibernaculum. I think people on this site have been proving that wrong for a long time now.

    -Thomas
    Awe! look at her under all her babies!!! thats so cute!


    garter snakes and a few select others don't mind company, but most snakes should be solitary. Garters are one of the very few snakes I would keep, and actually recommend keeping in groups!!!
    Mother of many snakes and a beautiful baby girl! I am also a polymer clay artist!


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    Re: Family reunion.

    Quote Originally Posted by aSnakeLovinBabe View Post
    Awe! look at her under all her babies!!! thats so cute!


    garter snakes and a few select others don't mind company, but most snakes should be solitary. Garters are one of the very few snakes I would keep, and actually recommend keeping in groups!!!
    You are right, but there are those keepers that keep all of their adult snakes in groups, Bob Applegate I believe being one of them (correct me if I am wrong). According to Applegate he has never had problems doing so either.

    That said, I would say it is better to be safe than sorry with species other than Garters. You even have to watch out for T. e. vagrans.

    -Thomas
    Last edited by MasSalvaje; 03-11-2009 at 10:59 PM. Reason: type-o

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    Re: Family reunion.

    I have never had a problem housing multiple radixes together. Of course, feeding time is a different story.
    Then all the rules go out the enclosure door.
    Every snake for its self. They don't have a sharing bone in their little bodies.
    Steve
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    Emmy, Kale, Molly, Gabby, Hailee
    They are not just snakes. They're garter snakes.
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