I like these two snake breeds a lot, and was wondering if they are good for beginners. Ya'll have been a great help to my questions, and thanks for advice.
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Leucistic Texas Rats and Everglades for a beginner?
toiletoctopus
Dec 15, 2004 12:49 AM
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mattcbiker
Dec 15, 2004 11:16 AM
They're both easy to care for, typical needs of any north american ratsnake. They get bigger than corns so plan on a 30 gallon tank someday. They settle down to be very docile with handling. Read up on all the caresheets you can, and make a decision for yourself.
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Matt from Minnesota
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crtoon83
Dec 15, 2004 02:34 PM
good choices - I don't know if you've asked for read anything on this before, but just don't put them together. List of potential problems a mile long.
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