Does anybody have any good care sheets or know any breeders of the beautiful species.On ripleys belive it or not this guy can send his up his nose and through his mouth.
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Thank You,
Brad S.
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Florida Tree Snake
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Jun 08, 2005 07:56 PM
Replies (5)
Snake_Master
Jun 08, 2005 09:01 PM
Florida tree snake!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol ??????????????? Do u mean rough green snake?
um
Jun 09, 2005 08:34 AM
No.I know what a rough green snake is.They specifically said it was a Florida tree snake.It looked like a rough green snake except it had blue towards its head.It was probally a snake that never had a name and thats what he called the species.
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Thank You,
Brad S.
Snake_Master
Jun 09, 2005 09:15 PM
there isnt such in florida , it might have escaped but there is nothin like that.
zach
rick gordon
Jun 10, 2005 01:37 PM
it was rough green snake.
rearfang
Jun 12, 2005 09:29 AM
I think I recall that episode. I as I remember it was a green. Remember that stage lighting is not allways the most accurate-hence the "bluish" look to the head on camera. As far as Florida Tree Snake goes...That is a non-term as no snake found in this state bears that name. What you have is a contrived label someone who is not snake knowledgeable put on it-Much like a Coachwhip being called a "Hoop Snake" or a Chain King being called a Thunder and Lightening snake.
Some rough greens do show some blue however.
As far as it goes about it being a new or rare species-No way.
Frank
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