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    radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Just a question as too which you would choose. My local reptile shop has all these species available , which would you go for ??

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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Personally, I'd be tempted by the Mexican Black Belly (T. e. canescans, right?). But would probably go with the radix, that's because I already have a couple radix and they have great personalities.

    I'd avoid the blackneck because I find my two so frustrating to feed, and they seem to only feed for a short period each year.

    At a guess, you're looking at the Coast to Coast stocklist?
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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Hello Chris yea I am lol thanks for the reply , radix was top of my list but I was tempted to go for the black necks but after reading about them ill wait until the times right , cheers gaz

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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Hmmm, I'll have to think about that
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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Quote Originally Posted by gazzamann View Post
    Just a question as too which you would choose. My local reptile shop has all these species available , which would you go for ??
    All 3 ....
    Keeping - 'Florida blue' sirtalis, concinnus, infernalis, parietalis, radix, marcianus and ocellatus.

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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Quote Originally Posted by gregmonsta View Post
    All 3 ....
    hey i agree!!

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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    thanks for the reply guys , i wish i could have all 3 but can't afford all at the minute , cheers from gaz

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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Even though they are a pain in the behind, I'd go for the black neck, simply because I'm in desperate need of a new male!!!

    Black bellied are very tolerant when it comes to higher temps or a large waterbowl, but more timid / shy
    Radix, cool and easy going, but probably smaller then the black bellied
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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    Cheers reptileparadise that's helped

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    Re: radix , black necked or mexican black belly

    I've given this a great deal of thought and have decided that T.radix would be my suggestion.
    They are sweet, docile, good eaters, calm, relaxed, wonderful, inquisitive, interactive, sublime, smart, gorgeous, good breeders, flexible, not stressed easily, exquisite, friendly, trusting, healthy, terrific, phenomenal, charming, glorious, pleasant, amiable, marvelous, nifty, obliging, first-class, gentle, lovely, ideal,
    just to mention a couple of their good traits.

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