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 […]
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Sptfyr :Well, from what I've just learned there is the black rat snake and the black racer which is common throughout the U.S. Here is a web site that may help you.
http://www.hgic.umd.edu/_media/documents/hg64_000.pdf
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jenn_a :Usually no. If the snakes are compatible as far as size and temperture and humidity needs, and not likely to eat another snake, it could be possible, but I'd have to have more info to tell you for sure.
I am soon getting a snake but I would prefer a species that doesn't eat rodents. I have looked up garter snake and ribbon snake but I can't find anywhere in england that sells them, does anyone know if they can be bought in England or know of another species that doesn't eat rodents?
Thanks
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poisonous snakes
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Big Jimi :Rattlesnake- Copperhead- Cottonmouth- Coral- Cobra- Mamba-many more !!
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sky7th_7 :enemies
poisonous snakes, how are they different from other poisonous snakes
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non poisonous snakes, how are they different from other non poisonous snakes?
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iturnrocks :First off, snakes are considered venomous or […]
I want something that i won't grow extremely bored of. . .but only frogs, snakes, or lizards.
Thanx for any help
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novdragonfire :Bearded dragons make wonderful pets. They've got a ton of personality in my opinion. They've got a sweet disposition and are very easy to hand-tame.
It's important to do […]
I'm going there in May and I'd really like to try to spot one. And possibly hold one
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gimmenamenow :In Orlando itself? Not many, consider yourself lucky if you see so much as a black racer running around. Orlando is a city, and snakes typically don't do well […]