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RE: Rhamphotyphlops (blind snakes)

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Posted by: markg at Thu Jun 12 14:01:15 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by markg ]  
   

There's a breeder producing albinos.. ok, not true. Maybe someday? How funny would that be. Interesting idea trying to keep them in captivity. Maybe they can be maintained.

In our Western deserts we have tiny shovelnose snakes. Way back when I never would have guessed keeping them in captivity was doable with any success. Turns out they do very well. Eat spiders and crickets, at night. I know of no captive breedings though.
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