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My S.Ringneck eating a tree frog

HerpHelmz Mar 08, 2004 04:16 PM

Below is a picture of my Southern Ringneck Snake eating a green tree frog. It ate 2 but I really suck at taking pictures and the other ones didn't turn out the right way. The pic isn't good, because I am not good at taking pictures, it's kindof blurry but you can still tell what's going on and you can see.
Michael

Michael's Place

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Bianca Mar 09, 2004 01:09 AM

Oh no I love tree frogs. I am suprised its able to eat such a large tree frog compared to his head. I never thought ringnecks ate any thing but worms,tadpoles,guppies till I got on this forum.

Bianca

HerpHelmz Mar 09, 2004 02:41 PM

That was the smaller frog, it ate the other one about 3 days before it was 2 times this one's size. I am not good at taking pictures at all, I have a pic of my little baby Northern eating it's first worm since Nov. 25th but I have to get it developed. Ringnecks have a great variety of prey items. Worms, lizards, snakes, frogs, salamanders, salamander eggs, fish(guppies,goldfish,rosies have all been eaten by my Southern), slugs, skinks, pinkie mice, tadpoles(?). I guess they would eat tadpoles, well I know my Southern would, I almost got it to eat a piece of chicken yesterday, I rubbed 2 different rosies on the little piece of chicken and waved it in front of it's face, hoping it would eat it but it didn't.
Michael
Michael's Place

Bianca Mar 10, 2004 03:22 AM

I am suprised it would even go after anything even bigger than that frog. I never fed mine anything big I feed just earthworms and guppies.
Granted that they eat way more meals if you feed them that than if you feed bigger meals.

Bianca

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