Live animals and live feeders always have separate shipping charges.Live feeders ship from our live feeder facility in the mid-east United States via Next Day Air.Live Feeder orders placed from Thursday after 2 PM EST through Sunday will be shipped on the following Monday. Live Feeder orders placed Monday through Thursday by 2 PM EST ship the same day ordered via Next Day Air. Live animals cannot be shipped to Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico or outside the US.Buyer is responsible for following all Local, State or Federal Laws.Live animal orders cannot be canceled once processed.Live animal orders & feeders always have separate shipping charges.Most of our live animals ship from our breeding facility in the Florida via NEXT DAY AIR.If this is the case for your order we will contact you for the $20.00 fee and schedule the vet appointment.Ĭurrently, these states are GA, ID, OH, VA, WA, WV, MT, UT & MO Some states and about 1% of our animals for sale require a health certificate before we can ship your pet.Live Animal orders placed from Thursday after 1 PM EST though Sunday will be shipped on the following Monday.ĭepending on the notification you selected tracking numbers are emailed or sent via text (SMS) after 5PM EST on the day your order ships.Ĭlick HERE to view our complete Live Animal Shipping Policy. Orders placed Monday through Thursday by 1 PM EST ship the same day via NEXT DAY AIR. Live Insects - $15.95 for First Box and $7.95 For Additional Boxes.Frozen Feeders - $39.95 Flat Rate (up to 100% fill of the box).Live animal orders - $39.95 Overnight Delivery plus $10 Box & Packaging Fee.Lastly, make sure your pet has access to clean, fresh drinking water at all times.As long as your order doesn't contain heavy/large items you'll receive our standard shipping rate as follows: Try to offer prey items that are about the same size as the snake’s thickest part, at its mid-body (or slightly larger than the snake’s mid-body).
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Once a Honduran is fully grown it will be able to eat a full mouse easilyĪ general rule of thumb to keep in mind when feeding your milk snake. Younger snakes will need to have a pinkie every five days,while juviniles and adults will need to eat every 7-10 days and will have to eat fuzzies. Most Hondurans will happily eat defrosted frozen mice. They should be able to duplicate this behavior in captivity.īe sure to have hides in their enclosures, especially for young snakes. Milksnakes are very secretive in the wild, hiding under things and burrowing for safety. For some simple enrichment you can even put some used toilet paper rolls in their tub so that they can slither through them or hide in them if they wish.Its good to have a cage lining that allows burrowing as milk snakes love to burrow. Unfortunately, many snake keepers do not think about their snakes’ psychological and physiological issues.
For younger milk snakes I would use a tub, then once it is older use a sliding door containment. To see if your young Milksnake can safely live in a sliding door enclosure check and see if your finger can fit between the two glass panels. For younger snakes I RECOMMEND YOU DON’T SLIDING DOOR ENCLOSURE, if you do please make sure that the gap between the sliding glass as snakes are love to look for crannies that they can squeeze through. The TUMBLR Herp Community, strives for better husbandry. Though on facebook many people have minimalist views of what your snake should be housed in. RULE OF THUMB- the more closely you can duplicate the natural world of your milk snake … the healthier it will be in captivity. By following these you ensure that your milk snake has a healthy and happy life. They are fairly easy to keep, you just need to make sure you follow these simple guide lines. Honduran Milksnakes are popular in the Snake World, they are great for beginners with their docile temperament, and grow big enough to please most veteran snake keepers.
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