Can anybody point me in the right direction for knowledge on Axanthic Cribos & Eastern Indigos? How are their temperaments? I heard these snakes eat other snakes, if breeding do you have to worry about them trying to eat each other?
Can anybody point me in the right direction for knowledge on Axanthic Cribos & Eastern Indigos? How are their temperaments? I heard these snakes eat other snakes, if breeding do you have to worry about them trying to eat each other?
I have no experience with them, but I do with king snakes, & they have a similar propensity; anyway, I wouldn't let down your guard when breeding them, just as with kings. One way you can gauge their interest & get them used to the other's scent safely before a meet-up is to put each one in the other's cage without the occupant being "at home"- just for a while, so they get each other's scent...it can help them get "in the mood" to breed for when they finally meet "in person".
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I heard these snakes eat other snakes, if breeding do you have to worry about them trying to eat each other?
Yes it may always be a concern and why we never bred the ones here as the male was quite a bit larger and we were worried it may not go well if we tried to breed them (sadly his female recently passed away so now we won't get to try).
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