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Posted by Mike H. on August 22, 2000 at 06:59:29:
In Reply to: Red Bamboo Rat snake.... posted by Herman L. Mays Jr. on August 20, 2000 at 23:50:11:

: Hi all,
: I'm a behavioral ecologist here in Taiwan for the summer studying an endemic bird species but as a hobby I also keep snakes. At my field site we caught a fantastic juvenile specimen of red bamboo rat (Elaphe porphyracea nigrofasiata?) and also a large Taiwan Beauty. The bamboo rat is a beautiful species and I would like to add one to my collection when I return to the states. Anyone in the US breeding this species (especially the Taiwan subspecies)? I'm certain they are expensive? What's the going rate for CB? Difficult to keep? If I was a person of low moral standards I would put the little guy in my pocket but I don't think customs would like that too much. When I return to the US I'll trry to post my pics of this species and the Taiwan beauty. Thanks, Herm
I too love those snakes and tried to find some c.b. babies last year. I know V.P.I. has a few different sub-species of bamboos, and I wrote to Dave Barker about them last year, he said they were still too young to breed at that time. Check with them, maybe they'll be breeding this winter.
I love the S.E. Asian rats, they're so cool.
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