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chairman · 07-15-21, 10:58 AM

I would strongly consider a bioactive setup with breeding colonies of isopods and earthworms for your snakes. That will provide a whole lifecycle of prey to any future babies.

Superworms thrive in bioactive setups (they eat damp, decaying wood) but they may be too large/aggressive in a captive environment.

07-15-21, 10:58 AM	#5
chairman Member Join Date: Nov-2014 Posts: 841 Country:	Re: Breeding rough earth snakes I would strongly consider a bioactive setup with breeding colonies of isopods and earthworms for your snakes. That will provide a whole lifecycle of prey to any future babies. Superworms thrive in bioactive setups (they eat damp, decaying wood) but they may be too large/aggressive in a captive environment.