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09-23-15, 12:30 PM
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Future snakes!
Hi everyone,
I bet alot of you have a snake in mind that you really want, be it a bloodpython or something like a beauty rat snake.
So i was wondering: what is your dream or future snake, do you want to keep big or small or do you want to make the next step and work with giants or hots?
Personally, my future goal is the Inland taipan, the East or West African gaboon viper, the Eastern green mamba (which i'll get next year) and a Green tree python (that i'll keep in my living room.)
I think it's interesting to see what snakes other people have on their lists!
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09-23-15, 01:59 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
My current dream snake is a high red Brazilian rainbow boa. I've been stalking like three different BRB breeders on Facebook to see if their high red pairs have any luck, haha. I will have an empty tub for a hatchling soon
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0.1 BRB/CRB Integrade (Chaska), 0.1 BRB (Avatre) 0.2 gray cats (Aria and River), and a bunch of fishies and carnivorous plants.
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09-24-15, 12:31 AM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by Wingbeats
My current dream snake is a high red Brazilian rainbow boa. I've been stalking like three different BRB breeders on Facebook to see if their high red pairs have any luck, haha. I will have an empty tub for a hatchling soon
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Good choice, i like the high red's very much!
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My specimens: Latrodectus tredecimgutattus, Latrodectus hasselti, Steatoda paykulliana x2, Leiurus quinquestriatus hebraeus x2, Androctonus australis, Androctonus mauritanicus, Naja siamensis.
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09-24-15, 06:18 AM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by Wingbeats
My current dream snake is a high red Brazilian rainbow boa. I've been stalking like three different BRB breeders on Facebook to see if their high red pairs have any luck, haha. I will have an empty tub for a hatchling soon
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I'm looking to add a high red BRB as well in the next few years. Would love to know what breeders it is you are following, I'm familiar with only one high red breeder.
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09-24-15, 09:31 AM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by TxScarlet15
I'm looking to add a high red BRB as well in the next few years. Would love to know what breeders it is you are following, I'm familiar with only one high red breeder.
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I'm following Ike (he has a high-red pair), Living Gems reptiles (they have two to three red pairs), Rainbows-R-Us (has some high red snakes), and some other miscellaneous Brazilian Rainbow Boa groups on FB.
I haven't really seen anyone with successful high red pairings this year yet, but maybe a high color pairing will pop out a high red? I may have to wait until next year, heh.
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I am a bird biologist newish to snake husbandry.
0.1 BRB/CRB Integrade (Chaska), 0.1 BRB (Avatre) 0.2 gray cats (Aria and River), and a bunch of fishies and carnivorous plants.
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09-25-15, 08:19 AM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by Wingbeats
I'm following Ike (he has a high-red pair), Living Gems reptiles (they have two to three red pairs), Rainbows-R-Us (has some high red snakes), and some other miscellaneous Brazilian Rainbow Boa groups on FB.
I haven't really seen anyone with successful high red pairings this year yet, but maybe a high color pairing will pop out a high red? I may have to wait until next year, heh.
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Thanks for the info! I'm not familiar with Ike, does he have a FB page? Living Gems I know, been secretly stalking those beauties lol, but I'll definitely be looking into Rainbows-R-Us. I'm also watching StarDust Scales, hope to be seeing some nice Ghosts from them, though 3k is hard to swallow for a snake . Maybe the price will come down in a few years? (Hopeful thinking....)
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1.0 MBK- Nightfury, 0.0.1 GBK hybrid- Scarlet Rose, 0.0.1 Cornsnake- Sekani, 0.1 Heteradon nasicus- Dotty, 0.0.1 Tiliqua gigas evanscens- Sunchip, 3.1 Felis catus, 1.2 Canis lupus familiaris, 1 Marine reef tank
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09-25-15, 10:01 AM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by TxScarlet15
Thanks for the info! I'm not familiar with Ike, does he have a FB page? Living Gems I know, been secretly stalking those beauties lol, but I'll definitely be looking into Rainbows-R-Us. I'm also watching StarDust Scales, hope to be seeing some nice Ghosts from them, though 3k is hard to swallow for a snake . Maybe the price will come down in a few years? (Hopeful thinking....)
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Yup he does! Here is his page: https://www.facebook.com/Ikes-Exotic...6486/timeline/
Ike, Dave, and all the other breeders also post of advice and news bunch here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Brazilianrainbowboa/
I'll get my nabby hands on a high red or deep red baby eventually
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I am a bird biologist newish to snake husbandry.
0.1 BRB/CRB Integrade (Chaska), 0.1 BRB (Avatre) 0.2 gray cats (Aria and River), and a bunch of fishies and carnivorous plants.
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09-23-15, 02:02 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
For me the dream is Atheris Haspida.
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09-23-15, 02:48 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
For me the dream snakes are unreachable because of my health problems... but my future will be pair of Japanese Rat Snakes (E. climacophora), Four-lined Rat Snake (E.quatuorlineata), some hognoses (H.nasicus, maybe L.madagascariensis), and more corn snakes (P. guttatus)... and maybe anerythistic Russian Rat Snake (E. schrenckii). But it must wait till we build and move to the bigger house
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09-23-15, 04:57 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
We've maxed out on room, but I would absolutely love a barnecked scrub
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09-23-15, 04:58 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
We've maxed out on room, but I would absolutely love a scrub python
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09-23-15, 05:44 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by dave himself
We've maxed out on room, but I would absolutely love a scrub python
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Why??? Ive never encountered one that wasnt absolutely evil. Even a staff member at a reptile zoo in Toronto told me theirs is the only snake there that wasnt defensive but flat out agressive! lol
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09-24-15, 02:05 AM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by reptiledude987
Why??? Ive never encountered one that wasnt absolutely evil. Even a staff member at a reptile zoo in Toronto told me theirs is the only snake there that wasnt defensive but flat out agressive! lol
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Because mate I think they are absolutely stunning, and I suppose it would be like owning a hot snake just because you can't handle doesn't mean you can't admire and love it for what it is
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09-24-15, 12:04 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by dave himself
Because mate I think they are absolutely stunning, and I suppose it would be like owning a hot snake just because you can't handle doesn't mean you can't admire and love it for what it is
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Fair enough but its like owning a REALLY big hot. I was surprised seeing it person how big they actually got.
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1.1 Bredli Sarlacc/Rancor 0.1 Jungle carpet Shelia 0.1 hypo tangerine hondo amidala 0.1 ij carpet greedo 0.1 jag ij carpet maxine rebo 0.1 red western hognose gammorean 1.0 red tail boa boss nass 1.0 mbk Lando 1.0 asian vine higgins 0.1 asian vine wedge 1.0 cape file snake qui-gon jinn 0.1 checkered garter Doikk Na'ts 1.0 eastern garter Figrin D'an
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09-24-15, 01:07 PM
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Re: Future snakes!
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Originally Posted by reptiledude987
Fair enough but its like owning a REALLY big hot. I was surprised seeing it person how big they actually got.
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They are big mate I'll not argue that with you, but then who's to say Jenny will always be her charming self in which case we could end up with an 18ft+ snake which is a handful to deal with. It's just one of those things you have to consider before taking one of these big snakes on. I hope you don't think I'm arguing with you RD mate I'm just trying to answer your questions as best I can
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