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Matt2107
29-09-06, 03:03 PM
Vinnie - named after vinnie jones as he's a bit vicious and also the V pattern on the back of his head.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/Matt2107/progress010.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/Matt2107/progress012.jpg

Trojan - rescued for free incl set up. :D
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/Matt2107/Picture034-1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/Matt2107/Picture037.jpg

Now this pic is cute... **** quality as its through glass.
My last clutch of eggs hatching for this year.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/Matt2107/progress016.jpg

Dar
29-09-06, 03:35 PM
Awww - Snakes are cool:)

Matt2107
29-09-06, 03:36 PM
It is particulary satisfying when the little heads are poking out of the eggs as they take 56 days to incubate.

Alex.
29-09-06, 05:52 PM
I want one :(

Martin
29-09-06, 07:27 PM
aww cute lol

Martin
29-09-06, 07:28 PM
Got any pics of them eating a mouse lol or isit baby chics u feed them?

db_1.2
29-09-06, 11:11 PM
Wicked! I always wanted a lil bootlace snake but mother would never let me, i think it was just a childhood dream anyway, besides that my dog probably would of ate it!

Nice snakes Matt:thumb:

Novadex
30-09-06, 01:21 AM
do you breed them mat? ive wanted a snakie for a while, but never gone for it. how much do they cost to look after etc??

Jack
30-09-06, 08:55 AM
No trousers?

Matt2107
02-10-06, 09:23 AM
do you breed them mat? ive wanted a snakie for a while, but never gone for it. how much do they cost to look after etc??

Yep every year I breed around 40ish.
This coming year though it should be closer 80. :D

They are really cheap to look after.
The heat pads are low wattage and when they are babies they cost about 30-70p a week to feed and then as adults probably ?1.

I can send you a care sheet if you like mate... tells you everything pretty much.

Novadex
02-10-06, 03:44 PM
I can send you a care sheet if you like mate... tells you everything pretty much.

yea if you wouldnt mind mate, electronically?? my e-mail is dex03@hotmail.com. thanx alot :)

Matt2107
02-10-06, 03:49 PM
Sent

Novadex
02-10-06, 04:40 PM
got it! thanx Mat, im defently thinking about it. ill have a read and let you no fella. thanx m8

Matt2107
02-10-06, 04:42 PM
No problem mate.
Any questions drop me a pm or an email.

Martin
02-10-06, 04:49 PM
got some really viberent colours on them i lik the 1 in the close up pic

mite look into getin 1 lol mums gonna love me :P

what do ya feedtem matt? how big do they get?

Matt2107
02-10-06, 04:59 PM
They get to around 5 foot.
Trojan is a big fella, pretty heavy and 3-4 inches tall at his thickest place.
As a hatchling they have a day old mice (pinkies) its normally just best to keep them on mice for their entire life and just move up the sizes.

Below is one of my hatchlings at around a year old.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v315/Matt2107/Tony.jpg

Martin
02-10-06, 05:05 PM
nice can you Email meom details? Martin_lewis112@hotmail.com

also a question on tank sizes etc am beter of getin a big 1 to start with?
and wat about things in the tank for them i'e small logs? a bowl of water? lol

would just like as much info as possiable mate wanna get a good idea of wat i'm comiting to (not like most ppl who whn they get to big they let um go lol)


Cheers martin

Matt2107
03-10-06, 10:22 AM
Tank size - as hatchlings they can get a bit intimidated by huge tanks with no where to hide. You can put them in a big tank but its harder to find them when your feeding/handling etc. I'd probably buy a small tank and upgrade to a bigger one later...

As for tank furnishings putting plenty of things for them to climb on helps to keep their muscles toned. Half coconut shells are excellent for them to hide inside, plus a coconut cost about 30p. You can buy all sorts of plastic caves and stuff.