Flying snakes are a small group of species of tree snakes that live in South and Southeast Asia. At rest they appear unremarkable, but on the move they're able to take to the air by jumping from the tree, flattening the entire body, and gliding or parachuting to the ground or another tree. This site is dedicated to documenting the science of these unique animals. http://www.flyingsna...
Цитата с сайта: Do they make good pets?
Not really. C. ornata is extremely aggressive - it usually bites if given the chance, no matter how long it's kept in captivity. Also, flying snakes need special conditions - a large vertical tank with lots of branches, a warm temperature, and high humidity. Paradise Tree snakes don't seem to do well in captivity, though the Golden Tree snake is fairly hardy if you can stand the bites.
How big are they?
Most adult flying snakes are 3-4 feet long (1-1.2 meters). C. ornata is the largest species, and C. pelias the smallest with an adult size of only 2 feet (60-70 cm).
Chrysopelea продаются и не один вид . и содержаться в терах, и прыгать их там заставить, большая проблема , обычная древесная змея. как обычно западники напишут всякую ........ а народ потом удивляется
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