pic of my new vine snake

[mk-ultra]

heres my new addition enjoy ... i will :)

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/559vine05-med.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/559vine06.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/559vine03.jpg

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/559vine01.jpg

[RachelS.]

wow! That snake is awesome! I just love how their tongues stick out for a long time... it's pretty cool :)

[Mike177]

SWEET i would love one of those. what do you feed it?

[Bryce Masuk]

I am pretty sure you feed them feeder anoles

[J_Riley]

Or geckos, they are lizard eaters, and rear fanged to boot.

[Lisa]

Those are sweet pics, love the head shape.

[Pixie]

Very nice looking snake! How is their temperment generally?

Congrats :thumbsup:

Pixie

[crimsonking]

Looks a little sleepy! Very cool indeed!
:Mark

[mk-ultra]

hes 6 years old wc but has been kept in captivity since he was very young . hes eating feeder anole . as for his temperment seems great he just sticks his tongue out for the first 2 min of handling and then he calms down no biting very great snake

[fr0glet]

Bummer that they eat primarily lizards, almost guaranteed to have/keep/contract parasites that way. I'd treat him with fenbendazole twice a year if I were you.

[Simon R. Sansom]

What a beautiful shade of green!
I'll bet it looks fantastic in person.
It's nice to see a long-term captive one that's obviously doing well.
I am VERY envious!

Cheers!
Simon

[DavidBeard]

Awesome looking snake. The only thing that would deter me is their feeding habits. How are you gonna keep him healthy on a diet of lizards (definitely wc, cuz no one breeds feeder lizards)?

[J_Riley]

Bah, breeding anoles is simple. They're like the rabbits of the reptile world. House geckos are just as easy. It sucks to have to allot all that space to feeder animals, but in the end you're snake will be healthier for eating better.

[reptilesalonica]

GREAT SNAKE!!! I always wanted to have a beauty like that. You must do a treatment for internal parasites and then one another after 14 days. Great looking head and eyes. This is not a thin snake. Vines have that slender bodies, so don't think it's thin (he is a liitle underweight maybe) and power feed it. You can switch from lizards to gerbils and then to mice. It will be much easier for you. Breeding or finding feeder lizards...a bit difficult.
~Greg~

[Nanashi04]

ooo! I love the bright green! great snake. :)

[JD@reptiles]

They are great snakes. mine you cant gree handle. as you can see he is CRAZY!http://hometown.aol.com/crazycrittersss/page1.html
great snake mk-ultra.

Jordan :)