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  1. 08-20-2008, 01:37 PM #1
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    Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    Got this lovely fellow from JNJ!

    Im in love and totally excited as hes my first.... *not normal average everyday* snake in my collection And not to mention certainly the most beautiful!

    Better pics once hes eaten for me, and settled in.


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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    beautiful snake,if they would breed in captivity i would have gotten some long ago.have fun !
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    Great looking sunbeam!
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    Those things are amazing....
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    I LOVE sunbeams! Absolutely gorgeous! Good luck with him!!
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    thanks guys! I plan on trying to get them to breed. It would ROCK if i was able to make that happen

    we shall see, we shall see. I Need to wait for another GOOD female to come in, hopefully, with what i have in mind to get them started, will work. But its all thought right now. well see once i start putting things into practice. Until then, i will just enjoy him, and hope for the best!
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    WOW... just WOW! I think that thing was adequately named, what beautiful RAINBOWS!!
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by tigerlily View Post
    WOW... just WOW! I think that thing was adequately named, what beautiful RAINBOWS!!
    They certainly OWN the name Sunbeam Snake
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by mooingtricycle View Post
    They certainly OWN the name Sunbeam Snake
    Do you know of a site with good care info for them? My interest is definitely peaked!!!
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    Re: Xenopeltis unicolor - Sunbeam Snake

    Quote Originally Posted by tigerlily View Post
    Do you know of a site with good care info for them? My interest is definitely peaked!!!
    actually, one of the best people to talk to on this site, who owns a bunch of them is Janeofthejungle * sorry if youre about to get a boatload of PM's! But you do rock! LOL* shes got some threads up if you search "sunbeam"
    But these are some sites you can look at while searching. They arent HARD so much as... Wild caught and need as little stress imposed on them as possible.


    http://www.kingsnake.com/rockymounta...RMHsunbeam.htm
    http://animals.jrank.org/pages/3825/...opeltidae.html ( click the different blue links in this one)
    http://redtailboa.net/forums/snake/2...eam-snake.html
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