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Posted by: Texastrash at Thu Jun 21 23:56:03 2012 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Texastrash ] Thanks, you have been very helpful. I had all but forgotten about mangrove snakes. I have kept and bread venomous snakes in the past so I have hooks, tongs and experience using them. I was considering an eyelash viper but my girlfriend is uncomfortable with the idea so I decided a constrictor would be best. I will look into the mangrove as I have heard they are hearty captives. I prefer to have a captive bread animal as well. The red tail green rat snake has peaked my interest and if I decide to get more into herp keeping as I once was I may take on the challenge but for now I want something a bit more simple. The rough green snake while seemingly easy to keep is reported to defecate in their water bowels regularly. With me being out of town for 4 days or more at times I don't want to leave them without proper drinking water. That's the big kicker, I need an animal that will be ok with being left alone for 4-5 days. [ Reply To This Message ] [ Subscribe to this Thread ] [ Show Entire Thread ] | ||
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