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got my first edb......
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by fizzbob7 on August 20, 2002
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just bought my first edb and it is badass...bad-badass
its got a real nice color and it is at least as pissy as any snake i have owned...just a little personality to go with it's rep....just wondering though, until i can make more room(check the classifieds) it will have to reside in a very large enclosure with a canebrake of similar size and another cane thats half as big....should i worry a lot about anyone eating anyone else....they seem comfortable piling up on each other but i wanna make sure....could be an expensive meal if one decides to taste test another...and to solve my problem someone could just buy the others...hint hint...
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by GREGLONGHURST on August 20, 2002
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I would recommmend housing it by itself as soon as you can, but they should be okay. Watch them closely when feeding. I have not known the large species of Crotalus to be ophiophagus, but there's always a chance. Adamanteus are impressive animals, & a pleasure to keep.
~~Greg~~
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by PIGMAN on August 23, 2002
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I like to keep them seperate but it is perfectly OK to house them together I do it often. I never have had and bad results. If your lucky you may get a cross bred rattler. A few wild edb/canebreaks have been found in GA and SC Also the Riverbanks Zoo has a nice one on display.
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