I'm not interested in keeping them, but I am interested in their ecology and behavior, etc. I think boulengeri is an arboreal, or semi-arboreal, temperate colubrid. They seem to concentrate near mtn. streams in the wild. I think, much like a rough green snake of the U.S., they hang around in the brush alongside streams, and take prey that moves, such as minnows in the stream, and vertebrates in the vegetation. Just my 2 cents. Good luck....



PS: Why not try lizards and/or snakes, also?



TC

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