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I was interested in getting a couple of brown snakes. It's not the poisonous ones. It's drack's brown snakes or something like that. If anyone knows what I'm talking about plz tell me where I can get a couple, how to care for them, and how much they cost. Thanx
 
Storeria dekayi, Dekay's brown snake. They're not typically available in the pet trade; if they are, they are almost certainly wild caught. Wild caught animals that have survived the rigors of the retail pet trade are often in very rough shape and not recommended for someone new to reptile keeping.

They are native to your area. If you do collect some for your own personal enjoyment, please commit to keeping them for their natural lifespan; do not release any captive animals, native or not.

As wild caught, they will do much better for you if they get a vet check; they will likely need to be deparasitized, as well as evaluated for Ophidiomyces ophiodiicola (snake fungal disease).
 
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