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Posted by Ophidiophile on January 31, 2003 at 21:50:27:
In Reply to: Awesome Animal posted by Animal on January 31, 2003 at 18:52:29:
Green Bush Rat Snakes can be a bit snappy but usually not as bad as a red-tailed green ratsnake. The picture shows an adult female a bit over 3 feet. They eat pinks readily as hatchlings. She now eats large hopper mice.
Be aware that wild-caught red-tailed green rats can be very nippy (VERY) and also quite hard to acclimate. A fecal will definitely need to be done and likely a deparasitization regime.
-DT
:He is a beauty, thanks for the pic. How is his disposition? How big is he, and what do they eat as hatchlings and as adults? Is he similar to a red-tailed Green Racer? I know someone who has a wild caught pair and I am tinking of getting them for future breeding. I am not familiar with the species. I only have gopher snakes. Can you tell me if a wild caught pair would be a wise choice? Are they hard to acclimate? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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