Snake Species




Blind Snake

Typhlops spp. 20-70 cm (8-28 in)

Unusual in needing deep sandy soil for burrowing, keep at about 26 ° C (78 °F); feed soil dwelling invertebrates.

Colubrids

Dice Snake 60 cm (24 in

Natrix tessellate

Newspaper or bark ground with gravel or rock for basking, 25 °C (77 °F); feed raw fish and whitebait.

Plains Garter Snake

75 cm (30 in)

Thamnophis radix

Dry leaves, newspaper or bark ground with pots and branches for cover, 24 °C (75 °F); feed whole raw fish, and also earthworms. slugs and small pieces of meat.

Checkered Garter Snake

75 cm (30 in)

Thamnophis marcianus

Newspaper ground with gravel for basking and rocks and pots for cover. 24 ° C(75°F): feed whole raw fish includ­ing whitebait. and earthworms, slugs and small pieces meat.

Common Garter Snake 50-120 cm (20-43 in)

Thamnophis sirtali ssubspp.

Newspaper ground with gravel for basking and rocks for cover. 24 °C (75°F); feed whole fish, mice, earth­worms, slugs and pieces of meat.

Tri-coloured King Snake 75 cm (30 in)

Lampropeltis pyromelana

Newspaper, dry leaves or bark ground. 27 °C (80 °F) with branches and rocks for cover: keep alone; feed rodents.

Leopard Snake 50 cm (32 in)

Elaphe situla

Tall vivarium with branches for climbing and cover. 27 °C (80 °F), with newspaper or dry leaves ground: feed rodents.

Grass Snake 90 cm (36 in)

Nantrix nantrix

Newspaper or bark ground with gravel for basking. 25*C(77 °F); feed whole raw fish including whitebait.

Water Snake 90 cm (36 in) Nerodia spp.

Newspaper ground with gravel for basking away from water source, 27 °C (80 °F) feed whole raw fish.

Prairie King Snake 100 cm (40 in)

Lampropeltis calligaster

Newspaper. bark or dry- leaves ground. with branches or pots for cover. 26 °C (78 °F); keep alone: feed rodents.

Glossy Snake 100 cm (40 in)

Arizona elegans

Newspaper ground with rock for bask­ing. 27 °C (80°F): feed small mice, or small lizards if possible.

House Snake 100 cm (40 in)

Boaecion funginosus

Newspaper or bark ground with gravel or rock for basking, 26′C (78′F); feed small mice.

Western Whip Snake 125 cm (50 in)

Coluber viridiflavus

Newspaper or dry leaves with rock for basking. 25°C (77 °F); feed small mice. or small lizards if possible, and earth­worms. slugs and larvae.

Corn Snake 125 cm (50 in)

Elaphe gurrara

Tall vivarium, 27°C (80°F), with branches for climbing and for cover. with newspaper ground: feed rodents or small lizards if possible.

Aesculapian Snake 125 cm (50 in)

Elaphe longissima

Tall vivarium. 27°C (80°F). with branches for climbing and for cover. with newspaper ground: feed rodents, or small lizards if possible.

Common King Snake 140 cm (56 in)

Lampropeltis getulus subspp.

Newspaper. bark or dry leaves ground with branches or pots for cover.

Four-lined Snake 160 cm (64 in)

Elaphe gnatuorlineara

Tall vivarium. 27°C (80 °F) with branches for climbing and cover, with newspaper or dry leaves ground; feed rodents or small lizards.

Mole Snake 160 cm (64 in)

Pseudaspis caner

Newspaper. bark and dry leaves ground with rocks and branches for basking and cover, 27`C (80°F1: feed rodents.

Rat  Snake 175 cm (70 in)

Elaphe obsoleta subspp.

Tall vivarium, 27°C (80°F), with branches for climbing and for cover. with newspaper ground: feed rodents.

Asian Rat Snake 175 cm (70 in)

Ptyas mucosus

Tall vivarium, 27°C (807), with branches for climbing and cover. with newspaper ground: feed rodents.

Boas

Sand Boa 70 cm (28 in)

Eryx jaculus

27°C (80°F) gravel with stones for burrowing under: feed rats, mice and dead birds.

Royal Python 150 cm (60 in)

Python regius

Newspaper ground, 27*C (807), with bark and branches: feed rodents.

Rainbow Boa 200 cm 180 in)

Epicrates cenchria

Tall vivarium. 27°C 180 ‘F), with branches for climbing, newspaper ground; feed rodents, chickens.

Boa Constrictor 300 cm (120 in)

Boa constrictor

Provide branches in a tall vivarium, 27 °C (80 °F). with newspaper ground; feed rodents, chickens.

Indian Python 600 cm (240 in)

Python molunes

Few people will be able to provide large enough accommodation for this huge snake, though they make good subjects; 27 °C (80 °F). newspaper ground, with bark and branches: feed rodents. chickens.


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