Could someone show me a pic of one hooding, so i can see what they look like oh and could you tell me how to care for them and last of all are they aggresive
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Fwc's (FAlse Water Cobras)
sidnake
Jan 21, 2004 02:45 PM
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rearfang
Jan 22, 2004 08:44 AM
If you scan down on this forum you will find several posts relating to FWC. The simple answer is that while they are often passive and handleable, they can be very aggressive when feeding, or when feeling territorial. They should be removed from their cage with care as they do have venom and some people have reported reactions to it.
FWC's get big (over 9') and are solid bodied powerful snakes.
They quickly adapt to a mouse-rat diet and should be misted periodically (moisture is especially important to very young specimens.
Frank
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