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Garter snakes are diurnal (awake during the day) and very active. They are not venomous and eat small rodents, fish, inverts and amphibians in the wild. Most species can grow to around 100 cm long and are fairly slender. They can live for 10 years or more and grow quite quickly. Before acquiring a garter snake, you
Learn how to care for your garter snake (Thamnophis sp.) in the best way with help from the ReptiFiles Garter Snake Care Sheet!
Successfully caring for a Garter snakes involves creating a habitat that mimics their natural environment and maintaining optimal conditions for their physical and mental well-being.
Garter snakes have adapted to many different environments in the wild including scrubland and forests usually found near water. Garter snakes are commonly available as captive bred but they are also wild collected. It is strongly advised that you only obtain captive bred or rescue animals. These snakes
©ReptiFiles® — Where Better Reptile Care Begins Garter Snake (Thamnophis sp.) Difficulty: Intermediate Garter snakes and ribbon snakes (Thamnophis sp.) are a terrestrial genus of snakes that can be found all over North and Central America. Garter snakes come in many different varieties (there are around 35 recognized
Discover how to care for garter snakes, including maintaining proper humidity and cleanliness in their enclosures.
5 mar 2024 · Although often considered “common” and “uninteresting” to the North American reptile hobby, garter snakes make hardy, manageably-sized, interesting pet snakes. Expect your pet to live 10+ years with good care.
