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fox snake information

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i think i saw somewhere it said that fox snakes were related to corn snakes so i thought id post a topic on this forum. i just got a fox snake and bought a 20 galon equarium light hideout and water thingy i dont know what else i need for it, it still has a lump in its stomach and i left a baby toad in there if it gets hungry next week im gonna go get a frozen pinky how should i feed it to it? well ig anyone has any advice or anythign please post a reply or email me @ [email protected] o yeh and could i just use a corn snake care sheet and use the info on the fox snake ok thanks!

greg
 
I don't know much about the fox snake, well nothing really, but from googling they appear to be in the same family/genus as Corn and Rat snakes- Colubrids/Elaphe. Corns, formerly known as 'elaphe guttata guttata', are now known as (erm... I forget but they're now classified as their own genus), anyway the fox snake is elaphe 'vulpina'. I'm sure if you poke around the web you can find more information...

Cheers,
Jason
 
I sometimes see Fox Snakes when I'm walking my dogs in the woods. Hatchlings look very much like hatchling corns. One summer a few years ago, my nephew caught a bunch of Fox Snakes around a golf course, including a big 4 foot, very docile female....


......that's about all I know about Fox snakes :)
 
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