81. Anaconda Snakes Pictures - Updated And Explained! Michael Gutemberg Level Platinum Offers anaconda snakes general information with wild videos of snakes http://ezinearticles.com/?Anaconda-Snakes-Pictures---Updated-and-Explained!&

82. CHS Care Sheets - Snakes A care sheet on Heterodon nasicus captive husbandry requirements. http://webspinners.com/coloherp/careshts/snakes/hognose.php

From the Archives of The Colorado Herpetological Society Snakes CHS Home Colorado Herps Newsletter Articles Other Resources ... CHS Home Page Western Hognose Snake Heterodon nasicus by Sandy Allen President, Toledo Herpetological Society Originally published in the Cold Blooded News , Vol.24, No.7, July 1997. Contents: Basic Facts Captive Care References / Suggested Reading Basic Facts Common Name: Western Hognose Snake (3 subspecies - Plains, Dusty, Mexican) Scientific Name: Heterodon nasicus (Subspecies: H.n. nasicus H.n. gloydi H.n. kennerlyi Size: Length: 16-25 inches (record 35 inches) Range: Southern Alberta and northwest Manitoba, south to southeast Arizona, Texas, and into northern Mexico. Also Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas. Habitat: Relatively dry, sandy prairie areas, scrubland and river floodplains. Description of temperament: A wild caught specimen may flatten its head and neck, hiss, and even strike but rarely, if ever, bites. If agitated to an extreme, the animal may even "play 'possum" by rolling over and playing dead. Captive hatched babies will also display some of these behaviors but both wild caught and captive bred usually lose their willingness to display these behaviors. Since these animals are protected by state laws in some of their range, it is best to try to obtain a captive bred individual. Captive Care Caging: Except in the case of an exceptionally large hognose, a 10 gallon aquarium is big enough for this species. Substrates commonly used include Astroturf, cypress mulch, aspen bedding, coarse sand, and newspaper (at least two weeks old to allow the ink to dry). Never, never, never use ground corncob as substrate for reptiles. Cob is easily ingested by the animals when they eat and can kill the animal by causing intestinal blockage (cob swells when it absorbs water). Since hognose are burrowers, either cypress mulch, aspen bedding, or coarse sand would probably be the best choice of substrate. (Be careful when using sand - again it can cause serious problems by being ingested when the snake eats.)

83. SuperSnakes--FAQ--Feeding Snakes Frequently asked questions regarding feeding snakes. http://www.supersnakes.com/faqfeeding.htm

Healthy Snakes, Great Service! Albino Ball Pythons Striped Ball Pythons Albino Striped Ball Pythons Ball Python Eggs Frequently Asked QuestionsFEEDING SNAKES You will find the answers to some basic snake keeping questions by reading these communications. Obviously, my answers were directed to the person asking the question, so my response to them may or may not give you all the details that you need. I recommend that you save yourself and your snake lots of trouble by making sure that you have a complete understanding of snake keeping requirements "up front" so you can prevent common problems before they happen. Quick Click Menu overfeeding, obesity rainbow boa growth adult boa not eating proper food size ... Other SuperSnakes Pages Q: What should a healthy adult snake weigh? Does the sex of the snake have any bearing? The reason I am interested is that I have heard that a person can unknowingly overfeed their snake(s), thus leading to obesity.

84. Home - BILLS SNAKES Breeder of boas and corn snakes. http://www.billsnakes.com

BILLS SNAKES Home Contact Information Terms and Conditions ... Available Now As a young boy, I was fascinated by the snakes I found while exploring the forest preserves near my home town. As an adult, my childhood fascination became a hobby. After you buy a snake from me, I continue to be available by email to answer any questions that you might have. Please sign my guest book. I like to know that you have visited. Your interest and input are always welcome. If you have any questions, please drop me an email ( billsnakes@cox.net ). I will respond as quickly as possible. Bill You are visitor number title

85. Home - Medusa Corn Snakes For the Love, Appreciation, Understanding and Education of Corn Snakes. http://www.freewebs.com/medusa-corns/

Medusa Corn Snakes Home Photo Gallery 2010 Breeding Plans ... Available THE BABIES HAVE HATCHED!! Updated Oct 26th 2010 I have two clutches on the ground with many available babies! Available Medusa Corn Snakes is now Certified to ship through FedEx!! We are proud to use FedEx Exclusively! W Interested in doing a banner swap? Please take our banner for your site Link it back to us http://medusa-corns.webs.com/index.htm Then Email me your banner and I will add it to my links page. Thank You! Register to get updates from Medusa Sign In or Register Site Navigation Links Ordering Info 2010 Breeding Plans Available Our Terms (TOS) Visitor Feedback Our Snake Galleries Male Corn Snakes Female Corn Snakes Corn Snake Care Our CareSheet Corn Snake Health Common Health Concerns About Corn Snakes Corn Snake Info Buying Tips Receiving Shipped Snakes Common Snake Terms Finding The Escapee ... FAQ Our Non Corns Mexican Black King Snakes California King Snakes Frilled Dragons ~News~ Many Hatchlings are Now Available! Visit them by clicking here I also created a simplified and slightly modified version of the Munson Plan Remember, if you are considering ordering a snake from us, please read over our

86. Commercial Professional Rattlesnake Reptile Snake Catcher Stick Offers a snake catcher stick, for the big snake or small snake. http://www.snakecatcherstick.com/

87. Snakes And Spiders Informational website about snakes and spiders including fact sheets on a number of species, snake bite stories and first aid for snake and spider bites. http://www.snakesandspiders.com/

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88. Common Garter Snake: Natural History Notebooks Basic information and drawings of the common garter snake from the Canadian Museum of Nature. http://www.nature.ca/notebooks/english/gsnake.htm

Home Reptiles More Reptiles American Alligator Boa Constrictor Common Green Turtle Common Snapping Turtle Crocodiles Eastern Spiny Softshell Turtle Galapagos Land Iguana Gray Ratsnake Green Anaconda Indian Gavial Kemp's Ridley Komodo Dragon Leatherback Turtle Loggerhead Turtle Massasauga Rattlesnake Northern Alligator Lizard Racer Royal Python Common Garter Snake Common garter snake, Thamnophis sirtalis Where are they found? North America The common gartersnake is extremely variable in colouration and pattern; either stripes or spots may predominate. The species illustrated here is from eastern Ontario, Canada, and is black with lemon yellow stripes. In the Maritimes, it is gray or brown with spots, and its stripes are often obscured. In the west, from Manitoba to British Columbia, it is boldly marked with red and stripes. It is usually about 46 to 70 cm in length (18 to 27.5 in.), with the rare individual growing more than 1 m (39 in.). The common gartersnake occupies a wide variety of terrestrial and semi-aquatic habitats such as meadows, marshes, woodlands, hillsides, along streams and drainage ditches, and in parks. In winter, the snakes often den up in rock outcroppings or fissures in the ground beneath the frost line, sometimes by the thousands. Road embankments, mammal burrows and basements of old buildings are also common hibernacula.

89. Snake Bites An overview of bites from different snake species. Includes treatment options. By Survive Outdoors. http://www.surviveoutdoors.com/reference/snakes/snake-bites.asp

Wilderness Medicine, First Aid, and Outdoor Skills Snake Bites Survive Outdoors Home About Us Contact Us REFERENCE TOPICS Asthma Babesiosis Barotrauma Bee Stings ... Yellow Fever TRAUMA PICTURES Allergic Reactions Amputations Animal Attacks Basal Cell Carcinoma ... Tendon Ruptures US Army First Aid Manual Fundamental Criteria for First Aid Basic Measures for First Aid First Aid for Special Wounds First Aid for Fractures ... Appendix F: Glossary Introduction Since Adam and Eve, snakes have long been portrayed as evil creatures to be feared. Our history is long, and myths and phobias are hard to break. Built into their religious practice, Pentecostal Movement preachers in the hills of Tennessee handle rattlesnakes. They now struggle with local law enforcement since rattlesnakes are protected in many states. Aboriginal groups in Australia hold the snake in high esteem, and it is a symbol of fertility. Native Americans felt that snakes symbolized life cycles and truth. There are widespread myths regarding snakes: Snakes hold their tails in their mouths to create a circle and will chase you.

90. Ray Lengele - CaraySnake Multiple level Flash game. Guide the snake through a maze while eating food and avoiding being trapped by the snake s growing body. http://www.lengele.com/CaraySnake.html

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91. Choosing A Pet Snake And Snake Environment Offers tips to help would-be owners select the snake that is best for them. Also provides a detailed guide to setting up a home for a pet snake. http://www.animalcareassociates.com/snakepet.htm

Animal Care Associates, Inc 840 Oakwood Road Charleston, WV 25314 We do not recommend that a novice or average snake hobbyist keep venemous species of snakes. Selecting a pet snake The most common snakes kept by enthusiasts are the many and varied constrictor species (boas, pythons, rat and milk snakes, etc.), and the racer, gopher and garter species. The husbandry and dietary requirements for these types of snakes vary considerably. Furthermore, some of the same species (notably the boa constrictors and pythons) reach very large sizes in captivity, and their considerable space requirements must be anticipated. Before you acquire a snake, you should carefully consider the following recommendations: Research the major husbandry requirements of the snake and determine whether or not you can successfully meet them now and in the future. Husbandry requirements include diet, environment (living space, temperature, humidity, lighting, etc.) and sanitation considerations. Research the environmental temperature of the species. Temperatures vary among species and among individuals of the same species. Select a snake that can feed without difficulty and one that is eating regularly Select a snake that appears healthy in all respects.

92. Jays' Snake Rescue :: Re-homing Service And Snake Info A rescue and re-homing service for snakes in Manchester, UK. Information offered includes things to consider if you re thinking of getting a snake. http://www.freewebs.com/jays_snake_rescue/

93. North American Venomous Reptiles Compares the amount of venom in a lethal dose to the average venom yield per bite of North American venomous snakes. http://www.venomousreptiles.org/pages/venchart

VenomousReptiles.org Home Venomous Reptiles on the Net Welcome Anonymous Register a Nickname! or Login! Home FAQ Community Articles Speakout Strays Survey ... My Profile Resources File Library Photo Album Calendar Classifieds ... Antivenom Bank Site About the SHHS Website Team Link Search North American Venomous Reptiles Common Name Latin Normal Yield Lethal Dose Agkistrodon Copperhead A. contortrix 40 - 70 mg 100 mg Cottonmouth A. piscivorus 100 - 150 mg 100 - 150 mg Crotalus Eastern Diamondback C. adamanteus 492 - 666 mg 100 mg Western Diamondback C. atrox 200 - 300 mg 100 mg Sidewinder C. cerastes 20 - 35 mg 40 mg Timber/Canebrake C. horridus 100 - 200 mg 75 - 100 mg Rock Rattlesnake C. lepidus up to 129 mg local/systemic effects Speckled Rattlesnake C. mitchellii up to 229 mg local/systemic effects Blacktail Rattlesnake C. molossus 286 mg avg. local/systemic effects Twin Spotted Rattlesnake C. pricei 8 mg local/systemic effects Red Diamond Rattlesnake C. ruber

94. Hier De Titel Van De Pagina Bv: The Elapid Pages :: Where Hobby Meets Science :: An information portal about venomous snakes especially Elapid snakes like cobras, mambas, and taipans, containing pictures, caresheets, chatroom, forum, links. http://www.kingsnake.com/elapids

Home Read this first! Introduction Elapidae ... Others Dear visitor, Thanks for visiting Richard Mastenbroek's Elapid Pages. As you as visitor maybe noticed is this website not updated for over 6 years. The last couple of years were for me hard time and I had a major burnout true some personal problems, by being ripped of, by my so called friend and business associate, that actually was a professional criminal. Now the years went by and wounds are healed or dealt with, I decided that the time was there to rebuild the collection and renew my website as it was quit out of date on taxonomy. As for now is the old Elapid Pages closed, and will be replaced with the new site in a short while. With Kind Regards, Richard D. L. Mastenbroek The Netherlands Me and a Forestcobra of Naja melanoleuca This page is not build to stimulate people to keep venomous snakes. All Captive information given on this page is based on own experience.

95. All About Corn Snakes Breeder specializing in corn snakes, but also offering milk, rat and king snakes. Site includes care sheet, photos and genetic information. http://www.AllAboutCornSnakes.com

All About Corn Snakes Caring For Your Corn Snake Home Care Info Heat Hides ... Contact Meet "Latte" Latte is the favorite snake I hatched in 2010. What is she? I have my guess... what's yours? Can't wait to prove her out. Latte - More Information and Progression Page Welcome Thanks for stopping by. Corn snakes are beautiful animals, and they make wonderful pets for people of all ages. I hope that my site will help answer any "care" questions you might have. Doing research before getting your new snake is important... it will help him/her have a better, happier life. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at info@allaboutcornsnakes.com If you are looking for a corn snake, check out my "for sale" pages. Watch for the AACS Deal Banner on those pages to see current specials. Corn snakes are fairly easy to care for and come in a variety of beautiful patterns/colors. Breeders have discovered and utilized new genes to produce many beautiful corn snake morphs. Because of this, the captive bred corn snake comes in a large variety of patterns and colors.... lavender, pink, orange, red, yellow, earthy colors, and more. I like them all, but here are a few of my favorite corn snake morphs... Sunglow Stripe, Abbott's Okeetee, Champagne Stripe, Blizzard, Coral Snow, Bloodred Stripe, Caramel Motley, Butter Stripe, Reverse Okeetee, Lavender Bloodred (Plasma), Hypo Lavender Stripe and Amel Bloodred (Fire). Corn Snakes with the zigzag or aztec pattern are also a favorite. With such a wonderful variety, it's easy to find one that's just perfect for you!

96. Alberta Herps: Wandering Garter Snake Learn about the appearance, diet, habitat, and life cycle. http://www.biology.ualberta.ca/courses.hp/zoo301.hp/t-elegans.html

Alberta Herps Wandering Garter Snake ( Thamnophis elegans vagrans Distribution water courses south and west of the Red Deer River; scattered populations further north along Athabasca River and Peace River. Brief Description slender and elongate body; eight upper labial scales; diffused lateral stripes on second and third rows of dorsal scales. Habitat margins of water and associated uplands; close to water. Feeding predatory: invertebrates, fish, amphibians, small mammals. Reproduction mating in spring in communal hibernacula; viviparous; 10-15 young born in August. Status in Alberta YELLOW A LIST common but localized populations; least abundant among the three Thamnophis Other Internet Resources Western Terrestrial Garter Snake Western Terrestrial Garter Snake : 3 photos; no description. References Anonymous. 1996. The status of Alberta wildlife. Wildlife Management Division Report. Alberta Environmental Protection, Govertment of Alberta. Russell, A. P., and A. M. Bauer. in press . The Amphibians and Reptiles of Alberta: A Field Guide and Primer of Boreal Herpetology. University of Calgary Press. 2nd Edition. Back to the Taxon Index Website created: 21 January 1998 Last modified: 8 February, 2000

97. Black Snake Moan :: Movie Forums Review by John McClane. Black Snake Moan is not likely to top many favorite film charts, but it is a delightful film nonetheless. http://www.movieforums.com/reviews/black_snake_moan.html

Movie Club Reviews Forums Lists ... Quizzes Tuesday, November 16th Movie Forums Movie Reviews » Black Snake Moan List of Oscar Winners Follow Movie Forums on Twitter Welcome, Unregistered Last visit: Today at 06:28 PM Movie Forums :: Reviews :: Black Snake Moan Posted on 3/08/07 Black Snake Moan Sponsored Links Author By John McClane USER REVIEWS (2) User Reviews (2) meatwadsprite John McClane ...BACK TO AUTHOR Rating... Black Snake Moan tells the story that redemption is always achievable, even in the darkest of hours. All that's needed is a God-fearing bluesman, a swinging soundtrack, and a really long chain. Craig Brewer, the maker of , brings us the story of an unlikely companionship between a girl named Rae (Christina Ricci), who suffers from nymphomania, and a recently divorced African-American man named Lazarus (Samuel L. Jackson). Through this relationship, they both learn how to fight the evil in their hearts and confront their lives head-on. Rae has the most difficulty because she's trying to fight the nymphomania that controls her actions and spins her life into unimaginable trouble. It is so horrendous, in fact, that she alone cannot conquer it. Times like these call for drastic measures, and that is precisely what happens.

98. Snake, Online Games, High Score Table - Swoj.com Online version of classic Snake game offered at four skill levels. Includes a high score table. For Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher only. http://www.swoj.com/snake/

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99. Feed The Snake Game Download For PC At RealApex.com. PC Game Downloads. Download Classic snake game, colorful landscapes, multiplayer support (1-2 player). Windows http://www.realapex.com/feed_the_snake/

100. Battle Snake Game Download For PC At RealApex.com. PC Game Downloads. Download A Classic snake game combined with an action shooter. Single and cooperative multiplayer options. Windows http://www.realapex.com/battle_snake/

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