I heard there is a non-venomous snake that hoods up like a cobra, can anyone please help me with the name of it? I am nowhere near experienced enough to handle a hot snake, but i love the look of hooded snakes. thank.
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Newbie with question
ajcrader
Mar 31, 2005 03:22 PM
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00235020
Mar 31, 2005 08:26 PM
Hognose snakes do as a scare tactic...but after a while in captivity it becomes less of a occurence.
Chris
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phobos
Mar 31, 2005 08:30 PM
It's called the False Water Cobra...a rather nasty rear fang from South America that has a serious bite.
See this Link:
Al
FWC Link
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AJCrader
Apr 01, 2005 11:54 AM
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A.J.
1- Fiancee- Emily (LOL!)
1- Amelanistic Motley Corn-Valentine ?
1- Snow Corn-Artica f
1- Beadie- Cyprys m
1- Chihuahua- Nightro m
4- Cats- Mollie f, Sammie m, Clowie f, and Dahcoda m
2- Fish- Carolina ?, Garfield ?
