I do too, iv been wanting a tiger salamander for awhile. But id rather sacrifice a few to get this guy eatting then let him fade away.No, I never tried salamanders- I couldn't do that to them - I like salamanders
Ringneck snakes
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Nice,I've heard of but never seen one before.They seem similar to the Dekays snakes that are all over my property...I've never been able to get them to eat in captivity.
Krich - dekays (or brown) snakes are my favorite snake - wish I could find some! They always take earthworms for me.
Never caught one of those either. Jealous!! Still trying to find a green snake but no luck.
It's funny Lep,they are really abundant in some parts of the city but I have never seen a green or any kind of garter snake.
Garter snakes and Ringneck snakes are fairly common where I'm at (southern Indiana). Behind my house is a cornfield and creek, it's unusual when me and my son go down to the creek in the summer I don't see at least one Garter, Ringneck, or Brown Water snake...
Thought about keeping a garter, but never considered keeping a ringneck snake... Besides the dangers from WC snakes, always kind of liked Corn snakes anyway, and their endless colorations...
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Thought about keeping a garter, but never considered keeping a ringneck snake... Besides the dangers from WC snakes, always kind of liked Corn snakes anyway, and their endless colorations...
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I found a ringneck in my basement this summer. Kept him for a couple weeks before letting him go. I was feeding him on mouse parts... I removed the tails and feet from some of the feeder mice for my other snakes and left them under a piece of cork bark. The pieces disappeared over night.
I would put about 4 more inches of dirt in the bottom of the tank. Having a ringneck is like having a pet tank of dirt, they prefer to spend most of their time deep underground or hiding under something laying flat on the surface of the dirt.
I would put about 4 more inches of dirt in the bottom of the tank. Having a ringneck is like having a pet tank of dirt, they prefer to spend most of their time deep underground or hiding under something laying flat on the surface of the dirt.
