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For Sale CB Banded water snake

scrublizard

scrublizard

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I have 1 female banded water snake left, this snake is beautiful.
About 20 inches long feeding readily on guppies and minnows.

$30 and she is yours!

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trade

What i have to trade is cb turtles if interested look at my adds in the turtles forum.
thanks
 
I have been interested in getting a water snake but I haven't really come across a lot of information about keeping them in captivity. How are they as far as handling and where would you be shipping her from as I live in Oregon?
 
They are definately smarter snakes, they tame fast but they always seem a little jumpy when being picked up, but handling wise its like holding a corn or ratsnake. They are easy to keep in captivity, a 20 gallon tank with a large water source and a hide is suitable for a long time or life, but no one said it hurts to go bigger. They do well on aspen substrate since they like to make tunnels going from their hideouts to their water. They love fish and toads, live rodents are not recommended since they do not constrict, so only feed them things that cant fight back or harm the snake. I am in florida.
 
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