View Full Version : What happens when you breed Spider-Man to garter snakes?
stephanbakir
08-15-13, 11:11 PM
This happens...
http://i1364.photobucket.com/albums/r725/EyeCandyExotics/hots/garters/9f9ae714fd4e078efbaf656aeb0d6910_zpsff985e89.jpg
http://i1364.photobucket.com/albums/r725/EyeCandyExotics/hots/garters/0f4b7ff2d36eb0141b937a0bf3402453_zpsfa00f41d.jpg
http://i1364.photobucket.com/albums/r725/EyeCandyExotics/hots/garters/30c14d4dd61b97d27949b73beba4b4ad_zpsd3758a6a.jpg
infernalis
08-15-13, 11:30 PM
Seen that before. :)
I had one for years that would get wet in his water bowl and escape up the glass.
It's cool how they do that.
Another thing people don't think about... I see garters up in trees while I am outside, They are excellent (semi arboreal) climbers.
http://cdn1.arkive.org/media/72/729D4929-495C-4341-9984-C6CB2B4DDA28/Presentation.Medium/Red-sided-garter-snake-female-in-tree-attempting-to-get-away-from-males.jpg
stephanbakir
08-15-13, 11:47 PM
That blew my mind... I've got 7 adults and 18 babies, I never see them on the ground, half are at least a few inches down in the substrate eating worms, or up in the live plants in their cage. I've never seen em on the ground when they weren't pursuing prey, same formy dekays
infernalis
08-16-13, 01:21 AM
My Dekayi were climbers as well.
Just never seen it in the wild.
Terranaut
08-16-13, 04:26 AM
Very interesting behavior. I wonder what natural situation mimics this. I mean they obviously didn't reason out the science of sticking to glass. Very neat indeed.
formica
08-16-13, 05:19 AM
nice behaviour observations, water tension is pretty strong!
live plants
sorry to say, but that plant is far from live :D
stephanbakir
08-16-13, 07:11 AM
My viper outgrew it and thrashed it round pretty hard :p
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