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PostSubject: viridovipera stejnegeri   Thu 14 Aug - 6:33


....just sharing couple pictures of my chinese stejnegeri female........
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Thu 14 Aug - 6:35
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Thu 14 Aug - 13:24
A real beauty and the second one is a great photograph too, Tomas!
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Thu 14 Aug - 17:45
check this eyes... awesome!


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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Wed 18 Feb - 3:39
Viridovipera stejnegeri 0-1
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Sun 21 Jun - 23:13
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Sun 21 Jun - 23:15
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Sun 21 Jun - 23:17
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Tue 28 Jul - 19:29
Hello all!

Who have keep babys?And know if they feed hard or easy on frozen mouse at 4-5 months?

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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Sat 19 Sep - 20:22
From our experience roughly 70% will take prekilled pinkies as their first food....this is for the Chinese locality.

Alexander Jackson wrote:
Hello all!

Who have keep babys?And know if they feed hard or easy on frozen mouse at 4-5 months?

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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Mon 5 Oct - 2:53
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Sun 22 Nov - 21:44
Adult male a shower.
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Wed 17 Feb - 22:00
Can you tell me what cooling temperatures do V.stejnegeri need to promote breeding cycles?
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Thu 18 Feb - 5:49
How awesome!
Milan, the one of Yours has an awesome head-profile, while the one that Tomas owns has just incredible eyes... Would love to see these features together in one snake.
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Thu 18 Feb - 14:57
I have just received an adult pair of these animals and have found them to be difficult feeders.
Do they show a preference to any specific food items before going onto mice?
They don't respond well to tease feeding and are quite reluctant to strike.

any tips?
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Wed 3 Mar - 4:15
All are beautiful example.
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Fri 28 May - 23:38
Chris Jones wrote:
I have just received an adult pair of these animals and have found them to be difficult feeders.
Do they show a preference to any specific food items before going onto mice?
They don't respond well to tease feeding and are quite reluctant to strike.

any tips?


Late answer, but hey..
Separate them to their own (small) enclosures with right temp and humidity. Some of mine prefere young live gerbils.

I'm looking for the correct numbers of scales in V. stejnegeri, I want to check if one of mine really is V. stejnegeri. Or might that not be a good method within Trimerusurus s. l.?
(by the way, the spelling of stejnegeri is wrong in this sub-forum)





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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Sat 29 May - 0:20
What a beautiful inclosure. Which plants do you use? Please give us some informations towards this amazing setting.

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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Sat 29 May - 1:07
Manuel Ebert wrote:
What a beautiful inclosure. Which plants do you use? Please give us some informations towards this amazing setting.

Best regards.


Thanks! Smile

Cocos hummus (coir?) as substrate. A Zamioculcas zamiifolia to the left and a Jucca palm (Yucca elephantipes) on the right (also on pic no. 2 wich the female climbs on). Dead twigs and dead leavs from the woods.. nothing fancy Wink
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PostSubject: Re: viridovipera stejnegeri   Thu 3 Jun - 4:13
I went on a PDF hunt to find what the right amount of scales V. stejnegeri should have.. no luck.
Go figure, I found it on wikipedia rabbit

Scalation: dorsal scales in 21 longitudinal rows at midbody. 9-11 upper labials, of which the first are separated from nasal scales by a distinct suture. The supraoculars are single, narrow, and sometimes divided by a transverse suture. There are 11-16 scales in a line between the supraoculars. The ventrals number 150-174 and the subcaudals 54-77, all paired.[5]

My results:
Dorsal 21
upper labials 10
subcaudals 65 - all paired.
Ventral 150
Scales in line between supraoculars - ?

So I guess I can be kinda sure that she is a V. stejnegeri. First time counting scales, feeling very geeky Razz

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