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Old 09-04-15, 11:00 PM   #16
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Re: Blue reptiles

Im beginning to lean towards the garter, as its hardy, pretty, reaches a good size and is relatively cheap. Ill keep you guys updated. I am doing this eith a partner so ill talk to him about the puget sound.
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Old 09-05-15, 09:12 AM   #17
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Keep them in a proper enclosure and youll see a mega difference

My girl is about 3 1/2 months old, no more than 3 ft., and in a 50 gallon (I will upgrade to a custom enclosure when her size necessitates it), she has tons of climbing, proper temperature gradient and humidity levels, water bowl large enough for her to fully immerse herself in and have space left over, a humid hide, and other regular hides. I have been keeping snakes for years now and I assure you, none of them have ever been kept in anything but proper setups. While some are more or less active, or more or less shy than others, without exception, every snake I've ever owned has picked a favorite spot where they spent the majority of their time.
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