Re: Speckled Racer

Posted by Tom Lott on January 14, 2000 at 18:59:57:

In Reply to: Speckled Racer posted by The Snake Dave on January 11, 2000 at 09:31:20:

Actually, the population in Texas has simply had its habitat plowed up to grow cabbage, aloe vera, and citrus. In Belize, they are among the most commonly seen snakes. I agree that they are a beautiful snake that should be brought into the hobby. An added benefit would be that their diet is considerably broader than most "racer types"--they even eat toads!

Tom Lott

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