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    "Second shed In Progress" Millinex's Avatar
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    Mike's picture thread yo

    Currently only have 3 garters but what the heck I'll join the crowd and make a thread.
    All 3 cuddling:

    The only real tame one of the group:

    The super skitso aggressive one:

    The one that has been through hell, missing bit of tail, and the rest of the stub is pretty scarred up, escaped death!

    All 3 again:


    I believe all 3 to be T. elegans vagrans, but if anyone else can shed some light and confirm that would be great. All found at varying elevations in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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    I am not obsessed.... GartersRock's Avatar
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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    They look like vagrans to me too! Gorgeous little guys!!
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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    I agree, they all seem to be vagrans.

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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    As I suspected, such a diverse species, so many colors I've found and each one is so different.

    I just hope the biggest one doesn't decided to turn her jumpiness into aggressiveness and take my face off lol.

    We'll see what I manage to find after I go herping tomorrow, I finally found my first non-garter in the wild, a black racer, and fastest snake ever, barely got away..

    Such a shame, I have 3 30 gallon bins to fill!

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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    [quote=Millinex;111401]As I suspected, such a diverse species, so many colors I've found and each one is so different.quote]

    Sounds like diverse attitudes also. Good looking group. Thanks for posting.
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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    Some nice looking vagrans there, beware of their cannibalistic tendancies!
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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    Some nice looking vagrans there, beware of their cannibalistic tendancies!
    I've kept lots of wanderings all my life, and from what I've seen, as long as I keep them all well fed and healthy, they do fine together, one will be released tonight so it will only be the 2 larger ones together, now to get them to take the fish I'm offering...

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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    That's a nice group
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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    yup
    nice looking group
    rhea
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    Re: Mike's picture thread yo

    Well bad news today, was feeding my bull and my garters some mice and I noticed the injured garter not moving around. I picked her up and she was slightly bloated and was only moving her neck and head. I felt she was suffering and did the right thing and put her down quickly rather then dieing slowly like she was. Upon inspection of her she had a few injuries on her head and several around her lower body, her vent looked healthy when I got her but she was really squirming and wouldn't let me get a good look. Seems she got into a bad fight with something and lost, her vent inside was caked with blood, and had a big hunk of her side damaged decently, seems nothing I could really do.

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