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Posted by Yasser on July 24, 2002 at 16:10:41:
In Reply to: Re: Anyone know anything about the new ratsnake species...? posted by Sacha Korell on July 24, 2002 at 14:13:50:
I couldn't see a ratsnake species going after a crab! Is this a newly descrided species?
Thanks for the info!
-Yasser
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Crab-Eating Water Snake
: (Fordonia leucobalia): They were probably talking about the Crab-Eating Water Snake (Fordonia leucobalia) also known as the White-bellied Mangrove Snake. Their area of distribution does include Singapore (and most of SE Asia). This is a small (60-100cm), rear-fanged species that feeds mostly on crabs, shrimp and other small crustacians. Not even close to a ratsnake (especially of the genus Elaphe).
: Also ask around in the
Taxonomy Forum, maybe I missed something.
: Best regards,
: Sacha
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