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    Tentacled snake feeding study and video

    This is really cool, amazing actually. Be sure to click on the video!

    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31664771...ience-science/

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    Re: Tentacled snake feeding study and video

    Cool,

    So I take it the body twitch creates a pressure wave which triggers the snakes lateral line into thinking the attack is coming from that direction?

    Sneaky indeed.


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    Re: Tentacled snake feeding study and video

    I wish there could be some agreement on the captive care of these guys.

    I've read various conflicting articles. High ph, low ph, brackish setup, no salt, etc etc...they seem like they'd be pretty awesome to keep. Combines my interest in aquaria and reptiles.....
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    Re: Tentacled snake feeding study and video

    Hi,

    How similar are they to these snakes?

    How much waste to they produce and what kind of filtration would it need to deal with it? as I wonder if the fact it is not a semi-constant excretion like a normal fishtank full of fish would affect the operation of any biological filtration?


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    Re: Tentacled snake feeding study and video

    wow, thats pretty cool. i thought it was just striking at it until the slow mo thing. and the misses. smart little fellers haha
    thanks for the link



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