Snakes are commonly found throughout the world – from North America to Europe, Africa to Australia, and everywhere in between. In fact, the only place where you won’t find these slithery creatures in Antarctica. If you find snake eggs in your backyard, the best thing that you can do is put them back where you…
Ringneck snakes are one of the smaller species of a pet snake, and as such, their diet may vary greatly from the larger species that are domesticated. However, much like a lot of other reptiles, your ringneck snake will eat crickets, but this is not the only important thing that should be included in his…
The ringneck snake is a small snake species native to North America, and while they do have fangs, they are not usually able to bite humans. This is largely down to their size, most of these snakes are too small to do any damage to a person. Introduction to Do Ringneck Snakes Bite? …
Owing to their smaller size, ringneck snakes tend to eat smaller prey such as worms, slugs, and other insects. When keeping them as a pet, it is important to try to mimic their natural diet as much as possible. Introduction Ringneck snakes are a common type of pet snake and unlike some of…
If you can’t wait to have a reptile friend around your wrist, then a ringneck snake is probably not your best option. They are harmless to humans and adorable, but being affectionate is not their best attribute. Owning a ringneck snake as a pet means you may not even admire its lovely appearance frequently because…
Ringneck snakes are small species of snake that do not grow particularly big. Adults can reach around ten inches at a maximum and are pretty slender. Introduction In the wild, the ringneck snake is rarely seen because of their secretive nature. However, this has not stopped pet owners from domesticating the species, and…
