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tspuckler
at Sat Mar 24 07:33:42 2012 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by tspuckler ]
I agree with everything gerry said. Hondurans are the largest milks commonly found in the pet industry - no question about it. Just because there's a maximun size recorded, doesn't mean the snakes usually get to that size. Very few people have seen a 6 six foot Corn Snake or a 8 foor plus Black Rat Snake. In most cases these snakes are about half that size.
In my opinion a 20 gallon long is too small. I've been keeping and breeding Hondurans for more than 20 years. I think somewhere around 4 square feet of floor space is good for a large adult. If you're using a fish tank, a 40 gallon is a good size.
Tim
Third Eye Herp
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RE: Honduran Milk Snake Question - tspuckler, Sat Mar 24 07:33:42 2012 