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Colubrid?Unsexed6d ago

Coachwhip Pair

$600Available

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Species profile & care Genetics & morphs Husbandry & feeding

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This animal

Sex: ?Unsexed
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Origin: Acquired stock
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Listing ID: PAULS-COOL-3028

Temperament & handling

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Disposition

Colubrid — Beginner-friendly

Handling

Handles well once settled; expect quick movement.

Adult size

3 – 5 ft

Active, alert and curious — fast-moving but rarely defensive.

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Genetics

0 visual genes

Diet & feeding

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Prey

Mice

Prey size

Slightly wider than the body

Frequency

Every 5 – 7 days

Last fed

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Voracious feeders — a tight-fitting lid is essential.

Typical care for this species

General colubrids guidance, not this animal's current setup. Ask the seller how it is kept now.

Enclosure

Front-opening terrarium

Starter enclosure

10 gal

Substrate

Aspen bedding

Adult enclosure

20 – 40 gal

Warm side

85 – 88°F

Cool side

75°F

Humidity

40 – 50%

Secure lid — colubrids are accomplished escape artists.

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Is it feeding reliably, and on what?
Clean, complete sheds and clear eyes?
Hatch date, weight and current length
Feeding and shed records

From the breeder

Adult Pair of Coachwhips. Super unique species. Very fast. Skiddish but handle well once in hand. We keep them together. Have some nice light pink coloration along with the light sandy browns. Very healthy and fun to keep.