Nicaraguan Tiger Ratsnake for sale.
The Nicaraguan Tiger Ratsnake, scientifically known as Spilotes pullatus, is a stunning species of non-venomous snake found in the tropical rainforests of Central America. This snake is known for its striking coloring, which includes a vibrant yellow and black striped pattern that closely resembles that of a tiger. The Nicaraguan Tiger Ratsnake can grow to be up to six feet in length and is relatively slim and agile, allowing it to move gracefully through the trees in its natural habitat.
Due to its stunning appearance, it is a highly sought-after species in the exotic pet trade. However, this has unfortunately led to a decline in wild populations due to over-collection. Additionally, habitat loss and fragmentation pose a significant threat to these snakes, as they rely on dense vegetation and tall trees for shelter and hunting. Conservation efforts are crucial in order to protect the Tiger Ratsnake and ensure its continued survival in the wild.
Despite its beauty, the Nicaraguan Tiger Ratsnake is a relatively elusive and shy species, preferring to avoid human interaction whenever possible. They are primarily nocturnal hunters, preying on small mammals, birds, and reptiles. They are constrictors, meaning they wrap around their prey and squeeze until it suffocates. The Nicaraguan Tiger Ratsnake plays a vital role in the ecosystem by helping to control populations of small animals, making it an important species to protect in order to maintain the delicate balance of the rainforest ecosystem.
Nicaraguan Tiger Ratsnake for sale.
HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:
- Spilotes pullatus
- Field Collected
- Approximately 4 – 5 Feet In Length From Head To Tail
- As Adults These Can Grow To Be 6 – 8 Feet In Length
- Precision Hunters Feeding On Rat Crawlers Weekly
Shipping Schedule.
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We charge a flat $59.99 for overnight delivery to your doorstep, regardless of the number of reptiles, amphibians, or inverts you buy. Please read our shipping information page before ordering. Our delivery schedule can be found below:
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Tuesday, arrival Wednesday morning.
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Thursday, arrival Friday morning.
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Saturday, arrival Monday morning.
