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is it tru about the small population of breeding corn snakes in essex?
yeah a small colony of rat snakes in wales since the 1970s: victory:I've heard of a wild population of Rat snakes in the Welsh Mountain zoo area...
you mean aesculapian snakeyeah a small colony of rat snakes in wales since the 1970s: victory:
Crabs again? there's clinics that help with that...i heard theres a party in my pants
yea they are Aesculapian Snakes (sorry if spelling is wrong) its just dont the road from me, been there loads never seen any though, i even did 4weeks work experience there and never saw one lol, apparently from what ive read one gravid female escaped from the zoo and now there is a small colony there,I've heard of a wild population of Rat snakes in the Welsh Mountain zoo area...
There is a population of Aesculapians in the Bristol area and also in London very close to ZSL.you mean aesculapian snake
i heard theres a party in my pants
i cant if they got hold of my DNA then i would be back on that listCrabs again? there's clinics that help with that...
theres also a population in my house of them......There is a population of Aesculapians in the Bristol area and also in London very close to ZSL.
well if the futures bright then i would imagine its ornageall these animals in britain, i wonder what the future holds?
I was thinking that same think my self, with the aesculapian snake in the zoo grounds, as much as there is bad weather, when its a nice day and esepcially during the summer is its quite hot with some areas for laying which are sheltered from the wind but exposed to the sun so i think it may be able to hatch but may take slightly longer if the temps are that little bit lower,what about eggs?
is the weather there warm enough and at the right time and for the proper length of time to make reproduction feasible?
how many egg laying herps are there in the u.k.?
we have an isolated population just south of me in kentucky of corns... naturally there of course... i'd like to go down and find me one... but kentucky is far different than here where i live right?
we have long, hot summers here on the ohio river just a stone's throw away from kentucky... i don't think it's as hot or hot for as long a duration there in the u.k. as it is here... but corns will seek out proper places to lay... it's possible ...
interesting. : victory:
remember the europrean ratsnakes..not american ones aswell thoughI was thinking that same think my self, with the aesculapian snake in the zoo grounds, as much as there is bad weather, when its a nice day and esepcially during the summer is its quite hot with some areas for laying which are sheltered from the wind but exposed to the sun so i think it may be able to hatch but may take slightly longer if the temps are that little bit lower,
either way it must be working coz they have been there since the late 1960's lol