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Thread: Are there no more water pythons in QLD

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04-Jun-04, 09:48 PM

ackie

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Location: silverdale, nsw

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well pythons are easy to keep...colubrids vary a lot more and are pretty much all specialised feeders. Common tree snakes (dendrelaphis punctulata) are frog specialists although they also take reptiles and fish. They can be converted onto mice but it can be extremely difficult...best bets would be feeding em fish. I hav had heaps of tree snakes, and all except 1 has posed a problem with feeding. If u are not experienced in keeping snakes and/or u r not a patient person i dont recommend tree snakes.

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