Anyone own Baja Cape Gophers snakes?

Saw some pics of them I saved a few years ago from someone's website, and was wondering what your experiences with these neat looking snake were? Some sites say heat them around 85 degrees, other say higher than 79 makes them regurg. What works or worked best for yours?
Do you know of any good breeders?

You might want to try John Schmitt at Suncoast Herpetological. He has a few types of gophers advertised...I don't remember seeing Baja Capes, specifically, but I think he had mid-Bajas (not doing gophers, I don't know if there is significant difference)
http://suncoastherps.com

John is a good guy. Gregg Feaster is another good guy to talk to greggsrb.com I had a Cape Gopher, they are cute little buggers, tiny. I kept mine with a hot side at 82 and he only went there right after eating. Most of the time he stayed on the cooler side. Mine was a very nervous critter.

Don't know if this helps...
Amie

I just had 8 babies hatch ,assuming you mean vertebralis,and not bimaris.

Keep them on the cool side and use smaller than expected food items for their size.

Very pretty babies Lloyd.

The Capes seem to do well in the 80 to 82 sweet spot. Whoever is recommending 85 is off a bit. They handle a night drop down a few degrees well though which probably mimics the desert climate nicely. I have a few available as well if you are looking.

Lloyd raised a good question though. Are you referring to Bimaris or Vertabralis?

Originally Posted by Suncoast Herpetological

Very pretty babies Lloyd.

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Thanks,John,that means a lot coming from you,who always has such nice snakes......

vertibralis. nice pictures! they are neat looking little snakes. I am getting curious about the more obscure species of snake people have as pets. nice to have something unusual in the collection, although i am not looking for an animal just yet. I sure want them after seeing pictures, though!

thank for the help everyone!