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What other snakes are insectivores or piscevores. I was very excited when I heard that rough greens are but I was wondering if there are any other species that don't need to be fed rodents.

Thanks
Christina
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0.0.1 Hatchling Indian Star Tortoise (Sitara)
0.0.1 Hatchling Egytpian Tortoise (Jarha)
1.1 Russian Tortoise (Willy & Mikey)
0.1 Hathling Midland Painted Turtle (Dakota)
0.1 Delta Map (Delta)
0.1 Pearl River Map (Atlas)
0.0.1 Common Musk Turtle
1.0 Red Eared Slider (Turts)
0.0.4 White's Tree Frog (Kermit and friends)
0.0.1 Red eyed Tree Frog (Justin)
0.0.1 Big Eyed Tree Frog (Sweetpea)
0.0.2 Bubbling Frog (Bubbles & Shilo)
0.0.2 Tiger Leg Tree Frogs (Akari & Shiro)
0.0.3 Amazonian Milky Tree Frogs
0.0.2 Rainbow Burrowing Frog/Ornate Hopper
0.0.1 Asian Blue Webbed Gliding Tree Frogs
0.0.2 Starry Night Reed Frogs
0.0.1 Bearded Dragon
0.0.2 Green Snake
0.1 Praire Dog (Timmy)
0.2 Chinchillas (Layla & Snickers)
0.3 mice
0.2 dog (Holly & Nikki)
2.0 Cats (Champ & Bear)
Several Salt water tanks

Oh and a husband

>>What other snakes are insectivores or piscevores. I was very excited when I heard that rough greens are but I was wondering if there are any other species that don't need to be fed rodents.
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>>Thanks
>>Christina

Water snakes eat fish. They smell like fish and poop very much more often than a rodent eater...as do Garters that eat worms, bugs and fish.
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Sonya

Haven't we warned you about tampering with the structure of a chaotic system?
Mrs. Neutron

Yup...Garters is what came to my mind. Probably because I have a couple of them. They, too, are now switched over to pinkies. It's just SO much easier than anything else! Duffy