thamnophis123
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I have a single unsexed Chironius exoletus and a group of 3 unsexed Chironius carinatus available. The carinatus group produces eggs regularly but I have no frogs to feed the hatchlings - and it appears this is all they take initially - live frogs. A steady diet of small cuban tree frogs killed an entire clutch, so thats not an option.
They have been in my care for about a year now and are doing well on a diet of thawed tilapia dusted lightly with Repti-Cal vitamins and Repti-Cal calcium and D3 powder.
They are very alert, active snakes that bite freely, often aiming directly at your eyes when they strike. They have settled down quite a lot as captives and appear to be very intelligent snakes. These are NOT snakes you keep in plastic boxes.
The green exoletus is $150 shipped. The entire group of carinatus is $300 shipped.
Photos are of actual animals and some of the babies I have hatched.
They have been in my care for about a year now and are doing well on a diet of thawed tilapia dusted lightly with Repti-Cal vitamins and Repti-Cal calcium and D3 powder.
They are very alert, active snakes that bite freely, often aiming directly at your eyes when they strike. They have settled down quite a lot as captives and appear to be very intelligent snakes. These are NOT snakes you keep in plastic boxes.
The green exoletus is $150 shipped. The entire group of carinatus is $300 shipped.
Photos are of actual animals and some of the babies I have hatched.
