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can some one help me??

That one looks very much like an Eastern Milksnake in "blue". JMO
Jay :cool:

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thanks jay after looking at some photos this afternoon i came to the conclusion that it is a eastern milk in "blue" thanks for helping me confirm it
 
PJCReptiles said:
That one looks very much like an Eastern Milksnake in "blue". JMO
Jay :cool:

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ill post a few pictures of her after she sheds to make sure she is what we think she is


how do i tell if she is gravid????
ive never had a gravid snake or even seen one
 
Put the eggs in the freezer if/when they arrive. If you don't know what to do with them, it's best not to incubate. Your next problem would be looking after and rehoming/selling the hatchlings, which I guess you're not prepared for either. Trust me, it can be a traumatic experience when you do know what's going on and you think you're completely ready, so best not to attempt it blind. That's just my view though.

Give the female a laying box. This is a plastic tub with a lid, and a hole cut in it large enough to let the female crawl in. Fill it about a third full with a damp substrate - most people use sphagnum moss or vermiculite, but damp paper towel will do. Put the box in the middle or low end of the temp range in the tank. Don't put it immediately over/under whatever heat source you use.
 
i would like to keep them if i could
i would like to keep a few and i have some friends that sell snakes as a biusness online and he told me hed buy them from me
 
durtis said:
i would like to keep them if i could
i would like to keep a few and i have some friends that sell snakes as a biusness online and he told me hed buy them from me
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What I would like to know, is why you are using the logo of my business as your avatar?
 
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