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Thread: Sunbeam snakes

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    Sunbeam snakes




    We just got a big order of these guys in, one of my favorite colubrids. Just like a eel. Deep bedding + high humidity+ rat pups = happy sunbeam snake!!

    Thought we would show some pics of these guys, not something you see every day. These are quick pics we took when we unpacked them to soak, before they go into individual boxes, more once they settle in...
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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    Very cool
    the shine reminds me of a rainbow boa. those are cool colubrids though.
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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    wow nice!

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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    josh what's up with the silver ones,do they lighten up that much in shed?
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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    :o:o:o

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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    Wow lots of sunbeam!

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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    This was a quick pic of them when they first came in. The grey/silver ones were in shed. They are one of my favorite colubrids, and are hands down the best escape artist in the snake world. I sold all of them, and when I was packing them up had 6 missing, found them later that day, but they will get out of a box a baby corn couldn't get out of....

    On a plus side these guys were great feeders, everyone of them fed the first attempt.
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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    these are beautiful snakes. i was reading up on them and it says they are really hard to care for and generally die within six months of being taken from the wild.

    is this true? and if so what can you do to let them thrive?

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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    Im really excited to get the last male from you guys

    Ill be sure to keep you updated on how he is doing.
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    Re: Sunbeam snakes

    Wow. Gorgeous group of sunbeams! Let me know when you get another order like that, my boyfriend really, really wants a sunbeam.
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