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juliewoos
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Thanks for looking 
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wow what beautiful snakes julie. and so cheeky looking!!!
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stunning snakes Julie, and very fine pictures! thanks for sharing 
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juliewoos
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| Lynne wrote: | | wow what beautiful snakes julie. and so cheeky looking!!! |
Thanks  they are some of my favourite ones
| Quote: | | stunning snakes Julie, and very fine pictures! thanks for sharing |
Thanks, though my bf should have the credit for the rough green pics.
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i love the rough greens. always wanted some. can you tell me, or show me the viv they are in. do you keep a wee group together? how hard are they to keep, and what are their needs? ie temps etc. oh and do they need a wee pond thing to dip in?
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juliewoos
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| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 6:10 pm Post subject: |
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| Lynne wrote: | | i love the rough greens. always wanted some. can you tell me, or show me the viv they are in. do you keep a wee group together? how hard are they to keep, and what are their needs? ie temps etc. oh and do they need a wee pond thing to dip in? |
well tbh i have only had them a day lol, been planning them for ages but had a bit of a let down from the person who was supposed to be supplying them (no fault of their own) and then got lucky in that there were three for sale near me.
Its a trio.... i know i have got one female and one male but im a bit unsure about the other one, they arent fighting tho and have always been kept together so im hoping its not male but they are gonna be watched closely. I just saw them eat for the first time today which was pretty amazing seenig a snake eat a cricket. I am keeping them at about 80f maybe just a little bit higher. they do have a large swimming pooly bit at the bottom of the tank but they dont use it...or havent so far neway. tehy spend teh whole time as high up as they can. they dont use hides either they jsut hide in leaves and stuff, which they blend into really well.
i spray the tank twice daily and they drink loads off all the leaves, i even have an aboreal water dish which the dotn use. They have 5.0UV on 12hrs a day. atm they are kept in a 45x45x60 exo but i do have a 2.5width x1.5 depth x3ft height which was intended for them but it seems a bit big... will see how it goes when they grow.
I just have loads and loadsa places for them to climb and loads of leaves etc, will try and take a pic later
sorry for rambling lol
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thanks julie that would be great.
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Love the ATB's!
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juliewoos
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Thanks all, I did try and take pics of the tank but they dont come out very well coz there is so much foiliage you cant really see the climing bits and stuff i have put in  its just a exo with plastic trellis and leaves over it tho i have coiled up the trellis to make a cylinder that goes from bottom to top of the tank and they spend 90% of their time on that
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