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Colorblind?

S

SnowFoxx

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This was brought up in another thread. I've always heard that snakes *can* see color, or at least some color (not just black and white). Is that true?

- Victoria :w
 
Yes, but reduced reds

I've read they can see colours but can't see red too well. So they would be considered colour blind by our standards.

Jeff
 
Hey, I know you, you're the one with the Rough Green!! I just got one of those a month or so ago, and I love her.

- Victoria
 
Phewww...

Man I could not find this post I think I'm going blind. Anyways Yah I had a rough green but she passed away :( She was my first snake and my first mistake. After she passed I thought long and hard about what I should do and came to the conclusion to buy a nice hardy corn snake. I've been kicking myself for not going this route in the first place. I really don't think rough greens are good beginner snakes and I don't like the WC aspect either. Pure and simple corns rock. I kept my original aboreal set up and my corn loves it. I think he spends more time curled up on his vines then in a hide.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/jeffrobertson/herps/herphome.htm

Jeff
 
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