Introduction: The Bamboo Leaf Green Snake is a beautiful venomous snake. Its green body is of great ornamental value and is deeply loved by pet snake lovers. But many people don’t know what the bamboo-leaf green snake eats? Below, the editor of Viper.com will tell you:

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Bamboo leaf green snakes are generally insects that live in bamboo forests. They can prey on mice, frogs and other larger animals. The food that bamboo leaf green snakes eat is related to their living environment. Bamboo leaf green snakes like Feeds on frogs, tadpoles, lizards, birds and small mammals. In addition, skinks, geckos, dismembered rats, moles, and dismembered rats are all good feeds for them.

Recently, I saw a pet snake lover saying that he caught a green bamboo snake and fed it locusts, spiders, fish, shrimp, bees, frogs~...something that jumps on the ground and swims in the water. I've tried everything flying in the sky, but it won't touch it. It's so weak now. Please come back soon, otherwise I have to let it go!

It is more difficult to breed the Bamboo Leaf Green Snake in the wild than in captivity. To raise them, we need to understand the most abundant food sources in their living environment. But it is normal for newly caught bamboo leaf green snakes not to eat, because they do not understand the new environment and need an adaptation process. Snakes are timid and very sensitive. If they don't have time to get familiar with the environment, they won't eat food at first. Wait until they are familiar with the environment, and then give them some live food to open their mouths. For wild bamboo leaf green opening food, you can choose suckling rats, young frogs, and lizards as opening food, which is more effective.