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Aesculapian Snake Care Guide

Welcome to the home for Aesculapian Snake Enthusiasts! We are the #1 Source for information on the captive care of this fantastic snake species. Our Aesculapian Snake Care Guide was developed by long time snake experts and will help you get the best possible experience when caring for this snake.

Our guide is only available from our website and includes more information specific to the Aesculapian Snake than any other book or care guide available. Inside our guide you will find information on the natural habitat and geographic range of the Aesculapian Snake as well as all the information about captive care and breeding that you could ever need! Our professionally written guide is filled with useful information on the captive care of Aesculapian Snakes and even includes complete sections on Building a Custom Show Quality Enclosure, Learning Professional Snake Photography Techniques, and also a handy guide on Field Herping. The Aesculapian Snake Care Guide is not available in stores and is actually 4 books in 1. Be sure to order your copy today!

The Aesculapian Snake Care Guide

The Most Information Available on Aesculapian Snakes
A Must Have Guide for Any Aesculapian Snake Owner
Natural Habitat and Detailed Species Information
Information on Captive Care and Selecting a Healthy Snake
Plans to Build Your Own Custom Show Quality Enclosure
Proper Housing, Maintenance, and Enclosure Set Up
Feeding Information and Snake Handling Techniques
Proper Breeding Methods and Captive Reproduction
Proper Terrarium Habitat, Substrate, Heating and Humidity
Common Snake Health Issues and Solutions
Professional Snake Photography Guide
Field Herping Guide to Finding Snakes in the Wild
4 Guides in 1 with FREE LIFETIME Updates Included

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Care Guide Overview
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Section 1: Snake Information and Care
- General Species Information
- Snake Feeding Techniques
- Choosing the Proper Substrate
- Enclosure Heating and Proper Humidity
- Tank Structures
- Snake Shedding
- Common Health Issues
- Breeding and Egg Incubation Methods
- Caring for Juvenile Snakes

Section 2: Creating a Custom Enclosure
- Complete build plans for building a show quality Aesculapian Snake enclosure complete with schematics and step by step photographs to follow during building your enclosure.

Section 3: Snake Photography Guide
- Snake Photography Basics
- Photography Techniques
- Snake Handling Equipment
- Capturing Live Moving Subjects
- Close up Photographs
- Camera Equipment Overview
- Camera Lenses Explained

Section 4: Field Herping Guide
- Field Herping Basics
- In Case of a Snake Bite
- Field Herping Habitat
- Field Herping Techniques
- Field Herping Tips
- Field Herping Gear Breakdown
- Field Herping Dangers

All of the information above is jam packed into the most detailed Care Guide every created for the Aesculapian Snake. This guide is instantly downloadable after your purchase and can easily be printed from home or stored on your computer for reference.

Aesculapian Snake Facts and Species Information

Q: Where are Aesculapian Snakes From?
a: Aesculapian Snake's are a European snake species. They are found in a wide range of countries in Europe including: Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Austria, Czech Republic, France, Georgia, Germanhy, Greece, Corfu, Paxi, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Slovakia, Moldova, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia, Poland, Turkey, Russia, and Iran.

Q: How large do Aesculapian Snakes Get?
a: Aesculapian Snakes are an average sized rat snake. Adult snakes normally average between 3 and 5 feet in total length.

Q: Are they easy to keep in captivity?
a: Aesculapian Snakes are a great snake that is fairly easy to keep in captivity. They are normally fairly docile, are great eaters, and do not require a significantly large enclosure. They are also bright orange in color and make attractive looking pet snakes.

Q: What do Aesculapian Snakes Eat?
a: Juvenile Aesculapian Snakes will feed on a pinkie mouse about once per week. Adults should be fed an appropriatly sized prey item (adult mouse or small rat) every two or three weeks.

Q: What items will I need to purchase to house a snake comfortably?
a: Before purchasing a snake from a respected snake shop we highly recommend reading about the species and learning if it will be right for you. Our Aesculapian Snake Care Guide is the perfect start and even includes handy plans for building a custom professional looking display enclosure for your snake. Along with this information the main items you will need are: Information, a suitably sized enclosure, a water dish, suitable substrate for the enclosure, a hiding area within the enclosure (that your snake can completely fit inside), a reptile light source, under tank heater (if necessary), a temperature gauge, and feeding hemostats. A month or so of food is also recommended to keep on hand.