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Hey guys! I think I have settled on a rough green snake. How do I care for them? I hear they are insectivores, and need to have their feeders dusted. How often do I feed them? Can I keep them together? Would a reptibreeze screen enclosure with a basking spot on top work? Thanks!
 
I keep mine in a Reptibreeze with live plants. I do feed crickets and other insects. I do not dust the crickets because the snake is an adult. I also have a uv light over it.
 
Tim Cole said:
I keep mine in a Reptibreeze with live plants. I do feed crickets and other insects. I do not dust the crickets because the snake is an adult. I also have a uv light over it.
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What about heating? If I put a heat lamp on the screen top will the snake go up to bask?
 
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