Blemish?
by neshort
Apr 26, 2004 12:56 PM · 824 views · 27.9 k · 475 x 385
Keywords: longnose long nose rhinocheilus lecontei
This Longnose snake (rhinocheilus lecontei) is wild-caught. It has been captive for about two weeks. It has developed this blemish on its nose. Anybody know what it is? Should I be concerned?
Comments (2)
neshort
Jul 27, 2004 7:19 PM
Well, ladies and gentlemen. I let this beautiful snake go.
He did slough his skin and looked like a new snake; but I could not get him to take a mouse. He would eat lizards; but only live ones and only in his home tank. If he is moved to a different tank for feeding, no matter how scrumptious the lizard, it's not getting eaten. He'll be happier in the wild - as long as an owl doesn't get him.
He did slough his skin and looked like a new snake; but I could not get him to take a mouse. He would eat lizards; but only live ones and only in his home tank. If he is moved to a different tank for feeding, no matter how scrumptious the lizard, it's not getting eaten. He'll be happier in the wild - as long as an owl doesn't get him.
SNAKE4420
Dec 22, 2006 7:10 PM
WELL, YOU DID THE RIGHT THING SOME SPECIES JUST DONT MAKE GOOD CAPTIVES
GOOD CALL TO LET IT GO MAYBE YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING REAL GOOD TO KEEP KEEP LOOKING
GOOD CALL TO LET IT GO MAYBE YOU WILL FIND SOMETHING REAL GOOD TO KEEP KEEP LOOKING
