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Corn Jungle Snake
The corn jungle snake is of the reptiles family and is best obtained as a baby.
In captivity, the reptiles make excellent climbers and usually climb in trees to get one of their favorites, nestling birds and other prey. They do not eat every day, more than a week may pass between feedings. The reptiles breed in spring. The females lay their eggs in early summer.
The corn jungle snake is of the reptiles family and is best obtained as a baby.
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Corn Jungle Snake -
reptiles, baby
These strikingly beautiful reptiles have a variety of vivid colors and patterns. These constrictors range between two and one half feet and over five feet long. In the wild, these reptiles tend to be quite secretive and appear to be active mostly at night. The corn jungle snake is of the reptiles family and is best obtained as a baby.
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