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RE: Juvie King Ratsnake

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Posted by: ratsnakehaven at Thu Aug 24 10:58:20 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ratsnakehaven ]  
   

>>>>Nice. A very deviant species. I like the rough scaling on those. Have they attacked or eaten any other snakes? Terry
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>>Well im not in the habit of randomly introducing any of my snakes to eachother. LOL. When I do its usually the same species. My carinata are kinda flighty and strike at the camera during pictures but haven't tried to bite my hands or anything yet. They usually lie still in their cages, pretending like they aren't there, until physically touched or picked up.
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>>Brienne Earnst

I only meant they were kinda like kingsnakes in that they like to eat other snakes. Didn't actually think you were feeding them snakes, by accident or otherwise, just asking. I had one once which did fine on mice. I get curious about the habits of snakes a lot. Good luck with him.

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