Great snakes

Posted by Mark W on October 26, 2001 at 18:40:40:

In Reply to: Re: Redtail green ratsnake (mangrove) anybody keep them?Info plz posted by Dave on October 25, 2001 at 23:41:11:

: Yes, there are several breeders of this snake. Do not even consider a wild caught specimen, only obtain a captive bred animal. They are pretty but not handable and are a very nice display animal.

: I have been keeping this species for about 12 years(still have the original pair). They are great captives. Animals do calm down and become as tame as any other snake. I agree that you should obtain cb as a preference. Wild caught are a lot of work and will probably die anyway!!..There are a number of posts in this forum about this species and plenty of info out there.

: Regards Mark

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