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Thread: texas rat snake

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    texas rat snake

    i was wondering if anyone had a nice "accurite" caresheet for texas rat snakes. i found a lovely leucistic texas rat snake yearling and i am thinking about picking her up, but want to get some info first. anyone with one please give me some info. i would like to keep her in my rack, but which rack is the question... i have a rack for king and corn snakes and one for bps, so which would would be good for her. i imagine with the corns since corns are actually rat snakes. but i didn't know if being in texas then needed it alittle warmer.

    also she is young and is a pinkish color. are all leucistics like this then turn white? if anyone has any pictures they could share would be soooo nice.

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    -Kevin

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    Re: texas rat snake

    My LTR is turning white about now. She's about a year old. Don't have any pics yet. She eats like a pig, never misses a meal. Very active next to my bp's and I think she is adorable. I keep her in the same temps and setup as my corn. A little cooler than the bp's.

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    Re: texas rat snake

    LTR's are colubrids as are corn snakes. They can be kept at the same temperature ranges as your corn snakes. Keep in mind that many LTR's have a tendency to have "bug eyes". This trait is typically undesirable and considered a genetic flaw.
    Now all we need are some pics.

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