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Old 05-03-03, 11:25 AM   #1
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Pueblan milk

Hello everyone, im thinking about getting a Pueblan milksnake and i need to know a few things.

What cage should and adult be kept in?

Are they normally easy to tame?

What temps should the enclosure be?

and

How much should i expect to pay for a captive bred specimen?

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Old 05-03-03, 02:04 PM   #2
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Hey

Hey Alex Pueblan's are awesome snakes!!!
30 gallon long should be fine for an aldult.
My Pueblan milks are kinda flighty and nervous Other than that I would call them tame.
Temps...approx 75 cool side to 85 on the hot end.
$$ depends on colour phase, size, etc.
If you pay around $100.00 for healthy happy C.B. hatchling. I believe that would be an OK $ . Hope this helps

This is a pic from last year. That my good buddy Joe took!!
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awww! those baby's are cute.
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Nice pic!! Is that 2 snakes coming from the same egg??
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Old 05-04-03, 06:04 AM   #5
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Yea!!! At first I did not know what was goig on! but both hatched, they were kinda small, one did not eat for about two months,but once he did he was fine.
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Old 05-04-03, 04:03 PM   #6
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thanks for all the help everyone, i know have 1 quesiton left:
what is the best substrate?

thanks again!
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