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Clanton Advertiser | Maplesville students learn about snakesAlive, it is kind of confusing the snake you're talking about I've always referred to as a Chicken Snake (Black on Grey). The one she's holding I've always called a Rat Snake(Black and Yellow). The Chicken Snakes are more aggresive when ... Continue reading
Kill A Rat For Snake Food Why Won't My Grey Rat Snake Eat?Why won't my Grey Rat Snake eat? - kill a rat for snake food I have over 2 years and has always eaten live mice. There are about a month, a friend suggested as a good knowledge in this area, I feed the mice instead of frozen. ... Continue reading
Anyone have a Mandarin Rat snake? - Redtailboa.netI am thinking of adding a few colubrids. Heres my short list: -Mandarin Rat Snake -CalKing -Grey Banded King -Indigo -Gopher(dont know what kind yet) If anyone has a Mandarin, post pics I love them. Share your Colubrid want lists too ... Continue reading
Sneaky the Grey Rat Snake on Sliding glass Door handle Trying to ...I caught this snake three times in a day trying to eat my hummingbirds. It would climb a screen after it climbed a chair. I finally had to remove the screen to stop it. Then I found it later on like this. Smartest snake I've ever seen. Continue reading
World of Snakes: An American Almost Not Seen- Rare Snake InfoThe average length of the snake racer reptile will be from 35 inch to 60 inch. These snakes are relatively larger snakes and are black in color. The belly will be grey in color and the chin of the snake will be white. ... Racer American snakes are often confused with rat snake. But the rat snake body will have bread loaf shape in cross section. The rat snakes have keeled scales which is absent in such snake that is found in most states in North America. ... Continue reading
Tropical Team Reptiles March Stock List - Find Me A Reptile ...SNAKES BOAS 08 Dwarf pastel boa 09 Common Boa 08 Common Boa het sharpe albino 08 Columbian Rainbow Boa RATSNAKES 07 Grey Ratsnake Elaphe obsoleta. Continue reading
Sneaky the Grey Rat Snake Hiding Out by Plant with Carolina Wren ...Gato Ranch posted a photo: Sneaky the Grey Rat Snake Hiding Out by Plant with Carolina Wren Nest 1. When I saw this snake here I realized why the Carolina Wren chicks disappeared from this nest as well as from another one across from it ... Continue reading
Sneaky the Juvenile Grey Rat Snake Strikes Again - 1Gato Ranch posted a photo: Sneaky the Juvenile Grey Rat Snake Strikes Again - 1. I keep catching this same snake trying to eat birds in my yard. He was trying to eat hummingbirds for sure right off the feeder. ... Continue reading
Sneaky the Grey Rat Snake on Sliding glass Door handle Trying to ...Gato Ranch posted a photo: Sneaky the Grey Rat Snake on Sliding glass Door handle Trying to Eat Hummingbirds 2. I caught this snake three times in a day trying to eat my hummingbirds. It would climb a screen after it climbed a chair. ... Continue reading
Handmade shelf for snakeshttp://img16.imageshack.us/img16/6186/xxx19.jpg Well, I am a collector and the breeder for Japanese Rat Snake (Elaphe climacophora) and now I am creating a new three-tier of shelf do-it-yourself-carpentry for my 20 of them including "my- home-CB 2009" the ... I am planning to breed this female and blackish Climacs in a few years to make the hetero first to make pure white albino snake in the future. Also I keep a striped Climacs That is blue-grey coloured stripped Climacs ... Continue reading
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These are medium sized ratsnakes that at maturity will reach anywhere from 3.5 to 6.5 feet in length. It is reported that males tend to be larger than females. The main color of the Mandarin Ratsnake is light gray. It has beautiful yellow and black markings on its body that make it incredibly stunning to behold. The head of this ratsnake is also quite beautiful with black and yellow lines that appear to form arrowheads and rings near the nose. Young Mandarin ratsnakes are very similar in appearance to adults, the main difference is the increase in intensity and contrasts between colors as the snake ages. The Mandarin Ratsnake is described as relatively non-aggressive. They rarely bite, and while younger snakes are described a bit high-strung, older Mandarin Ratsnakes apparently are a lot calmer.