Simon.

...my kids name all of the snakes.

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Very cool. Is he eating unscented rodents?

is that a ringneck snake? very gorgeous:gj: i caught a wild one in illinois they are fascinating..

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Originally Posted by SerpentesCiconii

Very cool. Is he eating unscented rodents?

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No - I have to scent them with snake skins.

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is that a ringneck snake? very gorgeous:gj: i caught a wild one in illinois they are fascinating..

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Nope - not a ring neck.

I saw you have Drymarchon and Rhamphiophis too. What other cool colubrids do you keep?

Awesome little snake.

Is that a baby mussurana?!?! GORGEOUS!!!! :D:D:D:D


I am jealous!

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Is that a baby mussurana?!?! GORGEOUS!!!! :D:D:D:D

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Yes Ma'am. ;)

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I saw you have Drymarchon and Rhamphiophis too. What other cool colubrids do you keep?

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We have:

Clelia
Yellow Tails
Black Tails
Indigos
Rhamphiophis Rostratus
Rhamphiophis Rubropunctatus
Subocs
Kennerlyi
Flavirufa
Affinis
Lodingi
and a particularly nasty Thrasops Jacksonii

........and one very old normal corn snake (we think she's pushing 18 or so).

I am trying to get my hands on a pair of Rhamphiophis Acutus.

After that - we're done - though I love to work with pseustes and pullatus. My snake building is stuffed, the Vet makes a yearly house call that sets me back quite a few bones and my rodent bill is getting steep (drys, clelia and rhamps pack away the food).

Plus, with big colubrids, you're doing double the cleaning duty. By the end of the week the garbage cans smell like a sewer plant.