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by sniper on December 30, 2001
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That is a great article. As someone that just moved to the southwest and keeps `winders, you have put together a very good over view of keeping these animals.
Thanks, I`ll use your info for my animals.
Bill.
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by serpentinespirit on July 6, 2002
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the sidewinder has always been my fave of all the domestic rattlers, i would love to get one, if you know anyone who wants to sell or trade for a dusky pygmy, let me know, cheers, james
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by Snakeskin on July 20, 2003
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Very nice! (have read the dutch version already :) )
Good to hear you'l keep breeding them.
(just for readers' info, I've bought 2 Crotalus c c Neonates from John, and they are absolutely perfect snaks (if you get them feeding that is :) )
Bye,
Peter
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by Toomas on September 6, 2003
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Sidewinders are nice snakes!
I publish small herpmagazine RÄSTIK (Adder), where are articles in estonian but are abridged versions from all articles in english).
In next issue is article about Mojave Sidewinder (Crotalus c. cerastes). This subspecies is quite interesting but very tiny. Especially juveniles whom should force-feed quite long time. Very often to 1 year. After that they eat without help.
Other two subspecies - Colorado Sidewinder (Crotalus c. laterorepens) and Sonora Sidewinder are much bigger.
Toomas
http://www.hot.ee/loomademaailm/rastik
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by Waglerstempleviper on September 9, 2004
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hey John that is a very good article you wrote and makes me want to work with Sidewinders even more. I am 14 years old and have the experience needed and know the responsibilities towards keeping these snakes. Do you think it is okay for me to keep Sidewinders as my first venomous. I have worked with these guys before, so I know what I am doing. I have also worked with other rattlesnakes out in the field.
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by CanadianSnakeMan on April 16, 2006
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Thank you for your article. I have been seriously considering keeping sidewinders lately and this article has given me some much needed insight.
Luke
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by cryptidhunter on December 29, 2009
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Great article, very informative and I enjoyed it very much.
Since the original article was written several years ago, how about writing an update discussing how everything went with the neonates and what you have going on with this species now?
Shannon
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by cryptidhunter on December 29, 2009
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Great article, very informative and I enjoyed it very much.
Since the original article was written several years ago, how about writing an update discussing how everything went with the neonates and what you have going on with this species now?
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