GTP Enclosures

[krichardson]

No. One is a blue one, a true ontogenic blue. They are considerably rarer

Oh okay..I love the way they coil on the branches.

 

[paul112]

Thanks for taking the time to show us Truly stunning setups, nice to see them in naturalistic vivs for a change.

Keep up the fine work,
Paul

 

[Miguel]

It was a pleasure, Paul. Thank you

 

[varanio]

Nice caging amigo! All your snakes are tip top !

 

[Miguel]

thank you, Companero

 

[jason longboard]

I thought you were the guy who had like a basement wall or an entire room with the walls lined with them, who am I thinking of then? Your are very nice by the way. The live planting though like you said before can bring aggravation for sure so good job on keeping it up. Ever get problems with mites?

 

[Miguel]

I do have an entire room with snakes...lol

Mites, the scurge of herpetologists.

I have been attacked, yes....

 

[jason longboard]

I do have an entire room with snakes...lol

Mites, the scurge of herpetologists.

I have been attacked, yes....

Yeah humidity loving species just bring that extra joy lol. I too at one point had the walls filled, I guess I just got into too many other hobbies and thinned everything out. If I had a bigger house I would probably end up that way again though with one room at least. An altered garage would be cool. In these days my favorite species are snakes that get a bit bigger and like to roam a lot. Like Rufous Beaked Snakes and Tiger Rats and such, I would want to give more space. Your chondros are perfect for doing what you do.

 

[Miguel]

Yep. But venomous is the ultimate challenge in herp keeping, imo.

I simply cannot have them, with 7 children in the house. Once they get independent, I will....haha

 

[davo]

No. One is a blue one, a true ontogenic blue. They are considerably rarer

I thought that was the hormonal blue aru without really looking properly! All the photos of various chondros and you missed this beautys portrait shot out! Shame!