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Need Antaresia info
Does anyone know of a website that catalogs the differences between the Childrens, Spotteds and Stimsons. (No I'm not overly interested in the Anthills) I'm really looking for a side by side comparison of the adults with pictures. I also would like to figure out how many different variations there are .... such as Cape York, granite, and who know what else I've missed. I just can't find that much info out there on these little guys, and I know several people here keep them so I hoped you could point me in the right direction.
Christie
Reptile Geek
Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
Then you Stand
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Re: Need Antaresia info
i will present pictures shortly.
macolosa-maxes out at about 5 foot. largest of antaresia species. im not very familier with morphs and varients but there arent to many(red phase granite)\
childreni-2nd smallest antaresia and maxes at about 3 foot(my largest is 3 foot 2 inch) again to to many varients. be aware that many "childrens pythons" are hybrids between childrens and spotteds which will exceed 3 foot.
stimsoni- not to common in the industry. im not aware of any varients. i deal with these the least out of any antaresia.
i wont discuss anthills as you dont want them
jeff
steve,
the man that started it all 5 years ago. thank you for getting me into the wonderful world of herpetoligy.
you are and will always will be my idol.
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Re: Need Antaresia info
http://www.beanfarm.com/cgi-bin/stor...ff&user4=Books
The Bean Farm has an awesome little book called Keeping Childrens Pythons for only $10. Very good book.
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Re: Need Antaresia info
Originally Posted by SPJ
Thank you. I didn't know about that book.
Thank you too Jeff. I am eagerly awaiting the pictures.
Christie
Reptile Geek
Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
Then you Stand
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Re: Need Antaresia info
nice find on the book, I might have to grab that myself!
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Re: Need Antaresia info
Theres an article in the latest Reptile magazine about Children's but didn't mention any of the other cosely related species
~Jake~
Too many boas to list and a few balls as well
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Re: Need Antaresia info
Originally Posted by TekWarren
nice find on the book, I might have to grab that myself!
It's really an informative little book. Covers not only Childrens but the others as well (Anthill, Spotteds).
Goes into where they are found, how to ID them, maintaining them in captivity, breeding them, and some nice color photos of various species.
I picked it up about a year, maybe year and a half ago when it first came out.
Well worth the $10 price.
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Re: Need Antaresia info
can anyone help with temps/humidity for the childrens? I have seen conflicting numbers. is 90 too hot? i have a tank i was setting up for a ball but i saw a childrens and would like to get it. if i keep the temps in the 85-75 range and not worry about the humidity so much does that work for a childrens? ANy help would be great.
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Re: Need Antaresia info
Originally Posted by clemson8791
can anyone help with temps/humidity for the childrens? I have seen conflicting numbers. is 90 too hot? i have a tank i was setting up for a ball but i saw a childrens and would like to get it. if i keep the temps in the 85-75 range and not worry about the humidity so much does that work for a childrens? ANy help would be great.
Yes, those caresheets are pretty conflicting aren't they? We're getting a spotted in a few weeks (or less ) and I even found one that suggested up to 100 degrees :eek: Humidity too - most say high humidity not required whereas one does ...
The range you said (75-85) is what Joe Pythons recommended to me
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Re: Need Antaresia info
I keep mine in tubs with the hot side at 88 and room temp in there for the front part run about 75.
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