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Re: brown snake, dekay's snake

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Posted by chrish on April 02, 2003 at 00:47:27:

In Reply to: brown snake, dekay's snake posted by bloomindaedalus on April 01, 2003 at 13:51:31:

:any ideas besides earthworms and slugs?

Why not earthworms? They are cheap, easily available from bait stores and easy to keep for several weeks at once.
What about waxworms? They are nice and softbodied (but very high in fat, if I remember correctly).

:grasshoppers ( assuming i could get :clean" ones)

I don't think they eat hard-bodied insects, but I would try a captive raised cricket before I brought a wild grasshopper in.

:red-backed salamanders maybe?

Possibly, but why take wild red-backs out of the wild to feed it? There are several captive raised alternatives.




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