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My now 4 year old Cobras
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tommyr z6 NY (
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Tue, Aug 23, 11 at 17:41
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RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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| FINALLY some new pictures, it is looking great! where did you get it? I wish I had some (but that requires moolah to buy it with)! And no one ever sales em' anymore. |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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| Bought it from California Carnivors. Sarracenia NOrthwest has them from time to time but they're expensive. |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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| Sarracenia Northwest said that they would not be able to sale any cobras this year. not sure why? |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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| Probably low on stock. They may have to wait until they have new ones big enough to sell. |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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| Any tips and tricks you're willing to share? I just bought some cobras from CC. I've done a ton of reading on these guys, but any useful information that you've gotten from a year of caring for them would be great! |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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| I keep mine is dappled Sun, mostly bright shade. They sit in a water tray and I overhead water once a day. They get dormancy in my fridge from around Mid October to about the first week or two of March. |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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| I've been watering once a day as well with distilled water that I keep in the refrigerator. It sounds like that's enough to keep their feet nice and cool. |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras!
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| Sounds o.k., I use rainwater that sits in the shade. It's cooler than what sits in the Sun. I find they are not as picky as some say. Fun plants! |
RE: My now 4 year old Cobras
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tommyr do you ever go on the forums of Flytrapcare.com?
whats your user name there |
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