Re: Chinese twin-spot rats

Posted by Vanan on June 12, 2000 at 12:49:20:

In Reply to: Re: Chinese twin-spot rats posted by Rex on April 16, 2000 at 00:24:50:

Hi guys! Now I'm really stubbed. Is the chinese twin-spot ratsnake, the same as the Chinese "Corns". So far, i guess the twin spots have the closest resemblance to my two snakes. I would really love to know what kinda ratsnakes i have. My two have the upper half of the body blotched (or twin-spotted if u may call it) and the lower half striped(like a garter). I would really love to have more info on them and their care. So far I've been keeping them the same way as corns. Thank U!

Vanan.

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