Hi from Mexico City

[TiercelR]

Hi to all from Mexico City !!

I had keeped a some number of WC garter snakes that i myself did collected from the surrounds of my location, i had keep them for a while, and then i had released them into their original areas from where they were originally taken.

Once i did collected an adult ribbon-snake (the lonely wild one i´ve seen and collected ever), and a few moments after i did released it again in the same area that it was taken from.


All that was a some years ago, but today i still interesting in to keep again for a while a some individuals of garter snakes, but particularly i hope to find again a second ribbon-snake but this time for keep it for a while before of release it. Thanks, regards, Roberto.

[Stefan-A]

Welcome aboard.

[guidofatherof5]

Nice to have you on the forum.
Here's a link to the forum care sheet. Ribbons are awesome snakes.
Garter Snake Forum - Garter Caresheet

[katach]

Bienvenido a la familia de foro!

[EasternGirl]

Hola y mucho gusto, Ricardo. Me llamo Marnie y yo vivo en Delaware. My hijo es Mexicano. Su padre es de Toluca. Bienvenido a nuestro foro! Puedo hablar espanol, pero mi gramatica is muy mal...lo siento!

[Natrix]

Hi! Roberto, Welcome! with a name like TeircelR you must be a fellow Falconer?

[chris-uk]

Welcome aboard. You are making a good decision to get back into garters and ribbons.
I have some Mexican garter snakes - Lake Cuitzeo Garters. They are great snakes, if you are close to Lake Cuitzeo you could do worse than going and looking for some of them.

[chris-uk]

Hi! Roberto, Welcome! with a name like TeircelR you must be a fellow Falconer?

I think you are right there Rod, there's falconry mentioned in Roberto's profile.

[Natrix]

Not had a look Chris.

[Natrix]

Well thats it! I'm emigrating to the states where Thamnophis abound right outside your door Why can't we have more snakes over here.