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Gorgeous snakes! Gonyosoma oxycephalum is one of my very favorite species of snakes! I have 1.2 red tailed green rats, but they are not quite breeding age/size yet...
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why so many in 1 cage?.. if your not breeding kinda stress for the snake eh..?
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The song is a ridiculous choice for this video.
jtrunfull 6 months ago
@jtrunfull lol yeah I know. I got tired of listening to songs and had other things to do and just picked one.
ReptAquatics 6 months ago
they are LTC breeding groups. We've had them all for close to 5 years. The 1st cage is a vertically oriented 90 gallon enclosure with a group of 1:2 and the 2nd cage is a vertically oriented 60 gallon enclosure with a pair. All 3 females have bred for us in the past and continue to breed. They're actually very prolific if kept in the right conditions.
ReptAquatics 11 months ago