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The following reply is by : Gramma Might Know :You can find everything you need at your local library! Snakes are well covered in both books and videos.
Of course you can also go on-line for the information, but a big colorful book can't be matched!!!
I have a bearded dragon, 3 BPs, a corn and a california king. I also have 3 kids who are 2, 4, and 6. They're all housed in a dedicated room / office in my basement. I'm interested in a boa-type snake, but have read mixed messages in terms of care, "handle"-ability. Thanks.
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well how about snakes that dont eat anything LIVING?
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zip250zip250 :I had a common water snake for many years. I have seen them in the wild in IL and IN. Probably lots of other places. They eat fish; guppies, minnows, and goldfish. A very easy snake […]
Today I found my sons kitten playing with a dead baby ringneck snake on the front porch where my 17 month old son and I go outside to play. My son loves to be outside and run around. We live in Nettleton, Mississippi surrounded by trees and Im very scared my son will be bitten […]
This is just a general question
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Wesley M :Approximately 2700, out of this #, roughly 375 are poinsonous. Also there are (0) snakes native in New Zealand (the climate just won't support them there apparently). Now I wish I could tell you I just knew all of this […]
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Status: Paranoia :All snakes are edible; even the poisonous ones (the venom sacs are located directly behind the head, removing the head removes the venom sacs). The meat is fairly good but very bony, and yes they do taste a bit like chicken. Our forefathers probably ate more snakes […]