Are Japanese Forest Ratsnake (Elaphe conspicillata) avaliable in the US?
have they been bred here at all?
Thanx
~ZF
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Japanese Forest Ratsnake in the US?
ZFelicien
Jan 05, 2007 09:10 AM
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jfirneno
Jan 05, 2007 12:03 PM
Z, there is to my knowledge only one fellow in the US producing conspicillata. He is Rex Knight down in Florida. And he has a waiting list a mile long. What section of Brooklyn do you live in? I was from Gravesend before I moved up to the wilds of Massachusetts in the late '80's.
Regards
John
ZFelicien
Jan 07, 2007 05:29 PM
John,
Thanx for the information... i can't wait till i see more conspicillata in the US
also I'm from Crown Heights section of Brooklyn...
Thanx again for the information
~Z
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jfirneno
Jan 07, 2007 06:44 PM
Z:
I agree with you. Mandarins and japanese forest rats are (in my opinion) very beautiful snakes. I'd love to work with them and hope to one day.
Best regards
John
metalpest
Jan 07, 2007 07:13 PM
Cunningham elaphe has them listed on their website.
Napa valley serpentarium has had pics of them in their albums before, don't know if they breed or not.
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