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RE: Care of Coral-bellied Ring-necked Snakes

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Posted by: mikefedzen at Sat Apr 3 15:21:12 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mikefedzen ]  
   

that bigger one is pretty nice looking.

there were pics a couple years ago of a coral bellied ringneck snake eating a baby mountain kingsnake. for the most part I'd bet their diet is snakes, salamanders and frogs. you could attempt fish, maybe put a bowl of guppies or rosy reds in the enclosure.
make sure they have a dry spot and a moist spot.

and crickets are a no-go for ringnecks.
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