Species Spotlight- Korean Rat Snakes

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[@debbeyrichardson4429]

I have watched many of your colubrid videos but this one helped me out a lot. I bought a Russian Rat Snake today from a reptile shop that didn't know much about it, but even though it didn't look quite like it should I fell in love with its calmness and bought it anyway. It's a Korean Rat Snake, turns out. Almost 6 feet, 1030 grams. Huge and sweet. Thanks for helping me figure it out.

[@zennozangetsu1164]

Sorry about your losses bro

[@ericdurst9715]

Hello jz it's been a while. I'm enjoying Freya and she's growing like a weed. I've definitely enjoy your videos they're informative on different species. I trained Freya to climb on my hand and so she doesn't think I'm food.

[@Jungleroomreptiles]

Were sorry for your loss Jz ♥

[@theowias3]

Great video. I love the species. I bought what I thought was a Russian rat turned out to be a Korean Rat but glad I have it would like to have another to possibly breed one day.

[@trans.plants]

I don’t see this species as often as I’d like. This and the Russian rats are the only native snakes to korea I can find available for sale as pets

[@JzsReptiles]

The only others would likely be the steppe/Dione’s rat snake and possibly the Korean king rat but are definitely uncommon

[@dry_holic]

In South Korea Mamushi/steppe rat snake/tiger keelback snakes are actually more commonly seen in wild.
Elaphe schrenkii is very rare to see

[@tobiasmann1426]

Hi ich bin auf der suche nach einem Paar. Aber hier gibts die ganz selten. Züchtet ihr die?

[@ArtificiallyMad]

Is a Korean rat snake good for someones first pet snake? I rlly like how they look and I also found some for $40 but I do have a smaller room so its always hard to pick out what pets I want lol

[@JzsReptiles]

They can be flighty and will get bigger than a corn snake but I would put them somewhere between beginner and intermediate

[@ArtificiallyMad]

Thanks 🙏

[@risistor318]

Are these venomous at all? If so, are they highly venomous and dangerous?

[@JzsReptiles]

No