Ringneck snakes, captive care?

[Louie]

Nevermind....I let the little guys go before my mom killed them.

"I let the little guys go "

I was going to suggest that lol.
I recall while back you said that she hated snakes made you destroy some snake eggs.

I can't believe you have seen dead coral snakes that sucks. I dont know why they didnt go deep under ground.

 

[mick11]

Ringnecks are very hard to care for in captivity. Best to admire and let the go.

 

[Vicious_Fish]

I agree. As nice as looking of a snake species Ring-necks are, they're best left in the wild where you found them.

 

[snakeguy101]

red wigglers would be a good food for the area you found them also small toads or anoles. if that does not work then you could try some rosey red minnows in the water bowl and let them hunt the fish. That is what I had success with when I kept one for a year.

 

[snakeguy101]

Nevermind....I let the little guys go before my mom killed them.

whoops, guess I should read the whole thread before I post. that is horrible that your mom is so afraid of snakes, you should try to get her over that fear some how.

 

[Destroyer551]

whoops, guess I should read the whole thread before I post. that is horrible that your mom is so afraid of snakes, you should try to get her over that fear some how.

I've tried sooo many times. She's very religous (I am too) and views them as "evil animals". I don't exactly think that, but this is probably the last time I'm going to try and keep snakes. But anyways, I'm sure the little snakes are happy...I put them back where I found em.