Tentacle Snake Erpeton tentaculatum

LondonDragon

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WOW trully amazing snakes, well writen report.
Never seen these type of snakes before.

Never really thought about keeping snakes, although I have caught some river snakes in the past, just never brought them home hehe

Keep us updated on their development :)
 

fishnthings

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your selling them... y?

this article is amazing man and im sorry i didnt see it when it was wrote
 

limz_777

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great colouration fishing snake, make a good non-venomous fully aquatic pet, how big is it? do provide a tight fitting cover.
 

limz_777

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check out homalopsis buccata, great colouration when juvenile, semi-aquatic thou, handles like a corn snake.
 

ELDODEVILLE

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That is cool, too bad you cant keep them with fish. I had a water snake that I cought years ago in the wild. It was a baby, probably about 8 inchs long. I had it in my terrarium. it was great, it didnt bother the lizards, frogs and other land creatures but ate all the fish. I kept him for a few months and he outgrew the tank. I then let him go.
 

Snakebite

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If I remember correctly this is a rear fanged venomous snake. Not real sure on the toxicisty of them I'm sure it's about the same as a hog nosed snake. Check kingsnake.com under care sheets you might be able to find some info there or venomousreptiles.org under care sheets...
 
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