Tag: Snake

One of the most significant things to recollect about housing your king snake is that not unlike the other snakes, these guys are escape artists. If there’s a way out of the enclosure, they can certainly find it, and this suggests you must take additional care to be certain the housing environment is freed from openings, holes, and cracks a tiny snake could get through. Ensure the enclosure you select or build has a latched

Perhaps you are looking into buying a Milksnake, or have recently acquired one, but are unsure of their characteristics and needs. This article will serve as a basic care guide for beginner Milksnake owners. All information in this care guide is relevant for a store bought Milksnake. The care requirements of wild-caught Milksnakes vary greatly, and I highly discourage anyone from attempting to domesticate a wild snake. Selecting your snake If you have not yet purchased

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The Honduran King Snake is a well-liked tri-colored snake, regularly bred in captivity which makes it a perfect breed to have as a pet. Obviously as with any other reptile there are things you must always consider and check when deciding to take your new snake home. Due to their often tiny size, even in adulthood and compared to other types of the breed, the Honduran King snake is more subject to escaping from enclosures,

Properly housing a milk snake isn’t difficult – it only requires adequate space, knowledge of your species of milk snake, and some time to put everything together. Not only are you providing your milk snake with a habitat in which to live, the process can be fun and educational. Not only do you need to acquire the right type of housing for your milk snake, you also need to purchase the right equipment to meet

Western Hognose snakes are a wonderful, small species of snake with lots of character. They have become more and more popular over the years and are now a commonly available species in the pet trade. In the wild they are known to feed on toads, lizard, snakes, eggs and even insects. In captivity however, they will regularly take to rodents. There are 3 subspecies of Western Hognose; the Plains Hognose Snake (Heterodon nasicus nasicus), the

The Corn Snake (Elaphe Guttata Guttata) is a species belonging to the rat snake category. They have a splotched pattern on their belly which resembles the Indian maize and hence they have been named ‘Corn’ snakes. There is a section of people that believe that since these snakes were found commonly in the corn fields they have been so named. These snakes are generally very docile and make excellent pets as they rarely bite. The

The corn snake, also known as the red rat snake, is found in North America. The corn snake is a species of rat snakes that subdue their prey through constriction. The corn snakes are beautiful creatures that come in an array of bright colors and vibrant patterns. The corn snake gets its name due to the maize like patterns on its body and as it is found in corn fields. In this article we shall