Josh Holbrook
New member
Hello all,
I have some beautiful Mangrove Salt Marsh Snakes (Nerodia clarkii compressicauda) for sale; cb 2013. These are perhaps one of the most variable snakes in color and pattern in the US, and are rarely offered for sale, even more rarely captive bred. Husbandry for these guys is simple: terrestrial enclosure with a water dish, heat source (if you're in a cold climate), and some climbing branches. They are pounding feeder guppies and platys and adults will typically take almost any kind of fish as well as frogs.
I have several "Normal" phase available (a misnomer because you don't know exactly what they'll look like until they mature):
Some high reds, most of which will turn out to be a deep blood red in color, though some may remain orange or turn a yellow color:
I also have a small number of Mangrove x Florida Watersnakes, which is a naturally occurring hybrid. As of right now they all look similar to the "Normal" clarkii, but can look more like Florida Watersnakes as well when mature.
Please use my email (JDHolbrookATgmaildotcom) if interested. I also have a small number of cb 2013 and cb 2012 Spotted Turtles available for those who want to combine shipping.
I have some beautiful Mangrove Salt Marsh Snakes (Nerodia clarkii compressicauda) for sale; cb 2013. These are perhaps one of the most variable snakes in color and pattern in the US, and are rarely offered for sale, even more rarely captive bred. Husbandry for these guys is simple: terrestrial enclosure with a water dish, heat source (if you're in a cold climate), and some climbing branches. They are pounding feeder guppies and platys and adults will typically take almost any kind of fish as well as frogs.
I have several "Normal" phase available (a misnomer because you don't know exactly what they'll look like until they mature):
Some high reds, most of which will turn out to be a deep blood red in color, though some may remain orange or turn a yellow color:
I also have a small number of Mangrove x Florida Watersnakes, which is a naturally occurring hybrid. As of right now they all look similar to the "Normal" clarkii, but can look more like Florida Watersnakes as well when mature.
Please use my email (JDHolbrookATgmaildotcom) if interested. I also have a small number of cb 2013 and cb 2012 Spotted Turtles available for those who want to combine shipping.