Baby Northern Pine Snake (Imperfect) Hides

Baby Northern Pine Snake (Imperfect) HidesThis Pine Snake has some scarring on its belly scales(pictured). This is something that it was born with, and not an injury. It will likely have no longterm affect oh its health, and seems to be purely cosmetic. Current price reflects the imperfection. There is no health guarantee on this Snake. SCIENTIFIC NAME: Pituophis melanoleucus CAPTIVE STATUS: CBB FEEDING ON: Fuzzy Mice This is a photo of the exact animal you will receive.

Locking mechanism for continuous spraying

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Phelsuma kochi

Offer ad libitum

DIRECTIONS: This product can be used as a stand-alone supplement

It is used in many of the world’s leading veterinary hospitals and zoological institutions as well as by leading reptile

DIFFICULTY: Intermediate

but also poses very little risk of over exposure as the snake moves around the enclosure (transient exposure)

We seek to mimic these processes in a safe and effective way so that our animals can truly thrive in captivity

which facilitates fat metabolism and limits the risk of fatty degenerations

The ‘Deep Heat Projector®’ actually uses far less power than many standard heating systems

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Salvator rufescens

Phytate (Phytic Acid)- Binds to calcium