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Posted by Zugiro on February 18, 2003 at 20:17:00:
In Reply to: Re: the Banded Krait posted by hari on February 15, 2003 at 05:56:50:
King Cobra's and coral snakes are also snake eaters but in captivity they can be fed on rats. I presume this might be the case with Kraits as well. I have noticed that Kraits are very rare among hot herpers and herp breeders. Is this because they are endangered in their natural habitat? The banded krait is native to Taiwan[I think] and is bred in Asia but has become very rare in the wild there...
:Indeed, they are beautiful,and deadly.But they are very placid.Some don't bite even when handled roughly.As far as I know they eat other snakes.So,if you think you can feed him snakes(or get it to eat something else) go get it.
