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Posted by colubridman on November 26, 2002 at 21:44:01:
In Reply to: You can't find a more even tempered snake, or .....(pic) posted by Terry Cox on November 26, 2002 at 16:15:30:
:...less aggressive than the dione ratsnakes. They are about the easiest ratsnake to care for also. My largest female, South Korean Dione's Ratsnake, Elaphe dione (ssp.), is a little over 40 inches, and the male is 36 inches. That's quite a bit smaller than a full grown Russian. Actually, I think they compliment the Russians very well...another of my favorite snakes. The S.K. diones are nice to look at too. My favorite color phase has a reddish-brown head and blotches on a much lighter ground color with lots of yellowish-creme color on the ventrum.
:Here's a pic of one of the w/c males...>
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:If you like the Russians, you'd like this species. They are diurnal and are often in view, exploring their cage, getting a drink, or waiting to be held, etc.
::0) TC.
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::.. aggressive, with care requirements being rather easily met, say OK in a 28qt blanket box? I have heard that Russian ratsnakes (schrenki) are a good snake. Any other species I should look into? Thanks.
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