View Full Version : Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum - Eastern Milk
infernalis
12-29-09, 06:46 PM
This is my girl Carmella and some of her babies.... She is a sweetheart of a snake, never bit or musked and she eats from my hand. I really like her a lot, she is one of my favourites!
http://www.danceswithreptiles.com/carmella_files/carmelo.jpg
http://www.danceswithreptiles.com/PG1/images/carmella.jpg
http://www.danceswithreptiles.com/PG1/images/carmela.jpg
http://www.thamfriends.com/MPFG/images/mella.jpg
infernalis
12-29-09, 06:52 PM
and her babies..... I kept a few of these, the others are all placed in good homes.
http://www.thamfriends.com/photos/hatch.jpg
http://www.thamfriends.com/photos/hatchin.jpg
http://www.thamfriends.com/photos/milk.jpg
http://www.danceswithreptiles.com/PG1/images/1milkfed.jpg
marvelfreak
12-29-09, 07:00 PM
Sweet snakes!
triangulum
04-16-10, 05:26 AM
Superb Triangulum mate. Were these collected, if so what locale? I have just recently acquired a pair over here, Not as good examples as yours, however they are rather difficult to find over the Atlantic!
Scott
infernalis
04-16-10, 09:09 AM
I found Carmella in my yard suffering from frostbite, she came out of her den early and we had a freeze.
Most of her tail fell off from the frostbite, I treated it (there was bone showing) and she rewarded me with a 9 egg clutch.
Six of the babies have new homes with other snake keepers, I kept 3 of them.
Slow growing little snakes, had them 2 years and they are still rather small, even though they eat 3 pinks per meal.
triangulum
04-16-10, 10:31 AM
I found Carmella in my yard suffering from frostbite, she came out of her den early and we had a freeze.
Most of her tail fell off from the frostbite, I treated it (there was bone showing) and she rewarded me with a 9 egg clutch.
Six of the babies have new homes with other snake keepers, I kept 3 of them.
Slow growing little snakes, had them 2 years and they are still rather small, even though they eat 3 pinks per meal.
Thats a great little success story there then. So where do you actually stay then? Do you know the sex of the Hatchlings? I Imagine you made sure there is atleast 1.1, ideally a 1.2 ratio.
I uploaded pictures of my little ones, but like you say, extremely slow growing, Ours are fed exactly the same on a 5 day basis.
Scott
infernalis
04-16-10, 12:23 PM
I live here....Rocky Roost is my back yard.
DIRECTIONS to ROCKY ROOST (http://www.rockyroostmx.com/DIRECTIONS.html)
Great pics Wayne,
the only pics i like better than feeding pics are hatching egg pics.
i have 10 calking eggs currently in my incubator. i can't wait for them to start hatching so i can post some baby pics.
infernalis
04-16-10, 08:49 PM
I'll admit, I was clueless.... The 100% healthy hatch was exciting.
http://www.mypetforums.com/buck/milk.jpg
infernalis
05-01-10, 10:39 PM
If only the color would not turn brown....
http://www.thamnophis.us/ssnakess/triangulum.jpg
Chu'Wuti
05-02-10, 01:57 AM
Nice rescue, Wayne--glad you were able to save her! She's pretty.
shaunyboy
05-02-10, 10:13 AM
cool pic's as always mate,totally amazing that you have these little guys in your yard.
cheers shaun
infernalis
05-02-10, 11:09 AM
Thanks! I like it.
infernalis
02-18-11, 05:53 PM
Bumping this thread......
TeaNinja
02-18-11, 06:52 PM
awesome, they look great :)
She was lucky to have found you! Glad she is doing well and returned her gratitude with some babies! They are just beautiful snakes! More pictures anytime.
infernalis
02-18-11, 08:05 PM
I consider myself the lucky one. I have found this species for years, (since childhood) and never encountered one as mellow as she is.
Never musks, never bites and she eats from my hands.
I like the brown color of the adult!
infernalis
01-06-12, 06:14 AM
A couple feeding pics from last night.
This is the lone offspring I kept..
http://www.thamnophis.co/feeding/coco.jpg
And Momma Carmella
http://www.thamnophis.co/feeding/Carmella.jpg
Still just as calm as ever.
Very nice Wayne. Good on you. I've never seen pics of a snake eating in someone's hand before. Very neat.
ive gotten bitten by one of these before :D
infernalis
01-14-12, 01:01 PM
I have too, no biggie. they are harmless.
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