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sure doesn't... 100% female!

ah yes, thank you dear!

Has a thread been started on this yet? If so, please direct me to it. If not, maybe this will be a good place to start. I know I can write a book on the reasons this is not a good plan, but I want to hear some more opinions first. If you're not familiar with this bill, visit this link...

I'm glad someone brought this up... I never let my chacos get this big. It's unsafe.

Welcome to the boards and the hobby. Awesome looking setup for Squish. It's true. I work at one of the largest private pet stores in the northeast, we have the largest reptile selection in all of NY, PA, new england etc, and most of the girls that come in respond better than most of the...

about 3 inches now. It's amazing. I have a pulchra with a para complex (it grows faster than everyone says lol)

mikie, this is the time of year to get them. they are on a bunch of lists right now. and they are about the same price they were last year. Awesome T, super docile, and jet black with silver tipped hairs!

congrats brian. Just wait till you get to watch an entire molt. So bizzare looking, but really cool. Show us some pics, we can even reassure you about your setup if it looks good!

Finally, another molt. I bought 2 of these guys last year from James, at 1/4" each, and they molted every month for me until october. Then they just ate alot till January. This one finally molted the other day, into a gorgeous black bug... and bonus, I believe it to be female from what I saw...

yeah looks good to me after I've done my C to F conversions...lol. That enclosure really looks incredible. Ambient humidity never seemed to do it for me, as those parts of the body always seem to be in contact with the bone dry sand. I've tried so many things. Another solution (but far...

Hey Stan, if you and your wife feel like coming to the American side of Niagara Falls, look us up at Pets Plus. We are one of the largest reptile wholesalers in the north east, and I'm the Tarantula guy at the store. We all have our own areas of expertise (I also specialize in Carpet Pythons)...

awesome ackies. I am down to one now, but have been keeping them for years. Can I just offer some advice? Put a heat lamp on your cool end as well to raise it. A 100w lamp on the warm end will be fine, they like a basking area around 130 degrees F. Also, if you are going to keep them on...

[...Oh and what would be a good sized tank be? I was thinking 10x10x15 or my 12x12x18 exo terra. I just want to set her up a place for good and call home to raise Babies... I don't know if the exo terra is to big. Either one of those would be fine. It depends on how big this female is...

I would say girl from this picture. Congrats on your girly gooty!

I breed these at our massive reptile store. They are huge, gentle milk snakes that all start out with a typical red-black-white color scheme that changes to all black as they get older. Very shiny scales, very jet black. To answer your questions about the differences between this one and...

hi all... i'll most likely be posting them in the FS section when they are ready. Lol yes that is a king mealworm next to her claw, i had dropped it in there right before I lifted her house off of her to check on her. and there were babies crawling all over her mouth, but they all eventually...

My female B jacksoni finally had her babies. I put her in with my male once he matured quite some time ago. I was feeding them today and low and behold... I counted roughly 20 of them.

Don't forget about these guys tho. I have a pair of these and they are awesome little critters. Loads of personality! And they stay small. http://www.a1reptiles.net/ParoeduraPictus.html

i wholeheartedly disagree. Most milksnakes, kingsnakes etc acheive lengths of over 3 feet. Hognoses, breedable ones anyway are all between a foot and a half to 2 feet long. enclosures that are only 12 inches long are far from suitable for these fairly active animals. childrens pythons...

i've learned that with grammostolas that you really can't tell externally. For instance, on of my g. aureos looked really really male on the outside. At 3" when it molted, I took a look inside and found two nice spermathacae. So IME, it's just a guessing game with this genus on the outside...