Tropidolaemus Wagleri

[kevyn]

Anyone else out there keeping Wagler's Temple Pitvipers? I'm always looking for someone to share experiences and info regarding this little kept species.

[cobraman]

We don't keep them too long, but we sell a lot of them

[jay72]

I have a female that is doing great. I am looking to buy a male.

Sloane Russeck

[herpetological]

What info do you need? I've kept them on and off for years. I've had two sucessful captive breedings and I had a trio for 7 years that I finally sold. You can call if you want at 772-519-1376

[elapidman]

I have kept quite a few of them, and bred them for a few years.
Let me know if I can help you with something

[kevyn]

Thanks for all your responses. I'll get intouch with you guys fairly soon. Thanks again it's very appreciated.

[cantil]

I've kept a c.b. pair for about two years now. Awesome snakes. I feed the female about once every three to four weeks and the male about every month and a half. They're extremely slow growing. Make sure to monitor defecation, I soak mine bi-weekly just to be safe.

[kevyn]

I've kept a c.b. pair for about two years now. Awesome snakes. I feed the female about once every three to four weeks and the male about every month and a half. They're extremely slow growing. Make sure to monitor defecation, I soak mine bi-weekly just to be safe

Where did you get a cb pair? I've got some cbs comming in the spring from a breeder in Malaysia, but haven't been able to find any cbs here in North America. I do soak mine and watch for her defication. I've always heard conflicting reports about how often to feed them. I've read once every 30-40 days and another site said once every 10-15 days. My female has been feeding infrequently as I am still trying to establish her as a captive. I've had to recently place a hopper in her mouth inorder to induce a feeding responce. It worked she ate and will try again later. Thanks so much.

[cantil]

I was lucky enough to have a friend breed them. In terms of feeding, I feed mine on the conservative side. You could probably feed them as often as any other arboreal viperid if you wanted i.e. every 14 days.