hey i was just wondering if anyone new what kind of herps i could find in the north carolina mountains?????if so what would be the best choice on keeping 1?????also im going to hawaii[not sure what island though]what do u think i will find there herp wise,other than geckos galore lol lol lol lol lol lol thanx
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herps
blackbear
Aug 02, 2005 10:02 AM
Replies (3)
eatinmachine
Aug 02, 2005 10:13 AM
I would leave the wild herps in the wild if I ever do keep an animal from the wild I keep it for about a month and release in better health in the same spot(litterally).
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1vine snake
2 turtles
1 greek tortoise
1ball python
1 corn snake
1 childrens python
1 het for albino san diego gopher snake
1 sunbeam snake(any help with these guys even when not on a post about them will help thanks)
1 tarantula
some mice
and what ever lizards my vine snake hasn't eaten yet
Snake_Master
Aug 02, 2005 01:59 PM
Why are you having trouble with herps in NC.. I spent 2 weeks in the mountains of nc.. and found tons of herps... what have you found so far? i caught an eastern king snake, 8 black rat snakes, canebrake rattlesnake,12 black racers,3 copperheads, and midland water snakes, and a ringneck snake... the best to keep would be black rat snake...or a corn or eastern kingsnake... make very great pets...
rick gordon
Aug 02, 2005 10:50 PM
I agree accept for introduced species. They compete against natives, and I consider it a environmental service to remove them. Hawaii for instance has had jackson chamelions, poison arrow frogs, and brown tree snakes introduce. All of which would be great to collect.
