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Insect Eating Snakes

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I was wondering if their was any other snakes besides the rough and smoth green snakes that ate insects their entire lives? I've read a book recently don't rember what it was but it made it sound like there was but couldn't fnd anything on a search on the web.
 
Roy; In your area you might find insectivores hiding under debris in undeveloped wood/brushland. If you do catch a Brown, Red-bellied, or other, you might set it up in a small tank,copying its' micro-habitat.It may eat earthworms or crickets. Don't buy one; they don't tolerate commercialism.
 
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I live in NC and there are quite a few insect eating snakes here. We have the eastern worm snake, eastern gartersnakes they really like tadpoles and fish also, ring necks, smooth earth snakes. People do not keep and breed alot of the snakes because they can be hard to get to feed. They stress out real easy. Your best bet is to go with the garters. Hope this helps. Jason
 
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