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+8Sascha Müller Bostjan Kraner Michael Burmeister Sami Heikkinen Tom Charlton Andrew Hacket Daniel von der Gablentz Ralph Tümmers 12 posters |
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Ralph Tümmers
Snakecharmer
Number of posts : 176
Age : 45
Location : Germany
Points : 6367
Registration date : 2008-04-26
| Subject: Azemiops feae (Black Head)  Sun 22 Aug - 21:12 | |
| Hello guys , i feeded some of those ...and i was surprised  But look self :  AND :  Greets Ralph | |
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Daniel von der Gablentz
Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 58
Age : 40
Location : Germany NRW
Points : 5302
Registration date : 2010-07-27
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Sun 22 Aug - 21:19 | |
| nice snake.
did they all eat there mice revers?
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Ralph Tümmers
Snakecharmer
Number of posts : 176
Age : 45
Location : Germany
Points : 6367
Registration date : 2008-04-26
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Sun 22 Aug - 21:36 | |
| Not all, but it seems he was VERY greedy ... look 5 stripes later ...it was the second mice;) Most Trimeresurus spp´s also doesn´t matter from which side they start to eat . I only show a picture where they eat ,i didin´t told you that they are VERY intelligent  Greets Ralph | |
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Andrew Hacket
Snakemaster
Number of posts : 448
Age : 45
Location : South Africa
Points : 6437
Registration date : 2008-04-27
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Sun 22 Aug - 22:01 | |
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Tom Charlton
Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 68
Age : 38
Location : England
Points : 6100
Registration date : 2008-07-04
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Sun 22 Aug - 23:15 | |
| Fantastic Ralph, thats great to see  | |
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Sami Heikkinen
Snakecharmer
Number of posts : 173
Age : 41
Location : Finland
Points : 6038
Registration date : 2008-11-04
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Mon 23 Aug - 2:01 | |
| These are absolutelly amazing snakes!
How many of these you have and how long have you kept them? Hope they stay alive and wish you the best luck!
Sami
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Michael Burmeister
Snakecharmer
Number of posts : 157
Age : 43
Location : South Africa
Points : 5459
Registration date : 2010-07-02
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Mon 23 Aug - 17:01 | |
| Well done Ralph. Those are real stunners! | |
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Bostjan Kraner
Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 568
Age : 45
Location : Maribor - Slovenia
Points : 6112
Registration date : 2010-03-14
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Mon 23 Aug - 18:53 | |
| Fantastic snakes. I hope soon someone will breed them in captivity. Good work Ralph.
Regards, BKK | |
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Sascha Müller
Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 89
Age : 37
Location : Germany
Points : 5421
Registration date : 2010-05-16
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Fri 27 Aug - 10:52 | |
| Congratulations!
Thats really nice.
Wish you all the best with them! | |
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Guest
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| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Fri 27 Aug - 11:47 | |
| Beautiful! love to see hungry snakes!! |
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Richard Mastenbroek
Snakemaster
Number of posts : 264
Age : 47
Location : The Netherlands
Points : 5664
Registration date : 2010-05-05
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Fri 27 Aug - 14:56 | |
| Absolutly fantastic mate the most fosserial venomous snake there is. You have luck that they feed I understand they are almost impossible to keep.
Can you please tell more about hom you keep them? anything special?
cheers
RIchard | |
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Ralph Tümmers
Snakecharmer
Number of posts : 176
Age : 45
Location : Germany
Points : 6367
Registration date : 2008-04-26
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Mon 30 Aug - 19:28 | |
| Hy guys, i keep em seperate in a box with pine bark substrate ... Always half filled with wet forest moos, they usually crawl around and are hideing in the moos. Temperatures i prefer at night down to 16-18 degrees and at day not over 26 degrees ,that seems always the best . Of course a short period over 26 degrees is no problem ,but it should be not longer . The skin seems to be very sensitive and dry out quickly , thats of course importent when the animal get into shed. They get not fast thin and have all a good substance. Animals that stop eating over an longer period should be hibernatet of course. In the wild it´s only possible to find em for a short period , that are usually males that are searching for an female or most fresh hatched babys (searching for food) . It´s not impossible to keep em over years , Orlov and some other guys got´s pratice . A great looking ,calm and nosy species ...i would not miss anymore Greets Ralph | |
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Jon Davidson
Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 512
Age : 69
Location : Toronto area, Canada
Points : 6322
Registration date : 2009-02-28
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Mon 30 Aug - 21:30 | |
| Hmmm... Interesting; especially the information on captive maintenance. Good luck with this project, Mr. Tummers; and Thank you for posting this. Sincerely, Jon Davidson . | |
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Sascha Müller
Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 89
Age : 37
Location : Germany
Points : 5421
Registration date : 2010-05-16
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Tue 31 Aug - 0:13 | |
| Thanks for the Information.
How long do you hibernate them and on which Temperatures?
Regards
Sascha | |
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Peter van Issem
Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 707
Age : 57
Location : GERMANY
Points : 6575
Registration date : 2009-03-08
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Tue 31 Aug - 0:56 | |
| Hi Ralph,
yes, please give us more informations about their keeping and so on. It´s always nice to hear and see something about this realy beautiful snakes ;-) | |
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Gustav Eloy
Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 662
Age : 37
Location : Aguascalientes, Mexico
Points : 5921
Registration date : 2010-09-09
| | Subject: Re: Azemiops feae (Black Head) Sun 19 Sep - 8:20 | |
| this are stuning snakes lucky you | |
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