Thread: Speckled Kingsnake
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05-29-2012, 02:15 PM #1Member Freshman
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Speckled Kingsnake
This cutie doesn't have a name yet, and is currently in a tank that's too small but we'll fix that, hopefully, over the weekend.
Anyway, we found him while we were clearing a friend's backyard. She freaked out, and rather than killing him, she gave him to DH since he wanted a snake.

I don't know too much about snakes, so any info would be awesome.1.0.0 hubby: Jay
3.1.0 furkids: Bandit & Loki (cats), Max & Raine (dogs)
0.1.0 betta fish: Pearl
0.0.1 ADF: Jack
1.2.0 Reptiles: Ryuu (beardie), Kirin (leopard gecko), Dahlia (corn snake)
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06-01-2012, 12:49 PM #2Wonder Reptiles Junior
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I would suggest a vet visit. Many wild caught snakes are riddled with parasites.
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06-01-2012, 03:38 PM #3Senior Member Sophomore
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Just should have relocated it. You dont have the set up for it, so just let it go. You want a snake, go buy/rescue one. Wild caught snakes dont make the best first pets.
Please, please tell me what they looked like,
Did they seem afraid of you?
They were kids that I once knew..
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06-01-2012, 04:32 PM #4lolwut? Sophomore
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wild caught snakes of the proper species make wonderful pets in most cases. that's how our hobby began! it doesn't take much to set up a proper cage, so i wish you the best of luck with your new captive. it looks like a nice animal. i wouldn't really recommend restraining it the way the photo shows, the animal will be happier if you let it hold you rather than you holding it.
good luck!
rob
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We were about to put him in a shoe box til we finished her yard, hence the hold. He has a decent set up for right now- a little small, but until we know he's going to eat, and be OK, we're not taking any chances. If we have to let him go, we will.
1.0.0 hubby: Jay
3.1.0 furkids: Bandit & Loki (cats), Max & Raine (dogs)
0.1.0 betta fish: Pearl
0.0.1 ADF: Jack
1.2.0 Reptiles: Ryuu (beardie), Kirin (leopard gecko), Dahlia (corn snake)
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