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Most baby sea snakes cannot breed properly in captivity. Due to their venomous fangs, they are not suitable to be kept as pets... more »
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Banded Sea Snake Guide
Banded Sea Snake
Banded sea snake, also known as Laticauda colubrine is a poisonous marine reptile which lives in the tropical ocean. The sea snake has several anatomical features which allow it to adapt to the aquatic environment. Though it lives in the water, it must still come to the surface… more »
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Belcher Sea Snake, also known as Hydrophis belcheri is a sea snake species which comes from the family Elapidae. It has a friendly nature but it can bite if you severely mistreat it. Majority of the people who get bitten are fishermen that are cleaning their nets. However, it rarely occurs that the snake will inject its venom when biting the victims ... more »
Question of the Day
Banded sea snake is normally docile to human but its venom is highly dangerous. They have blue or blue grey color with approximately 20 -65 black bands. The underneath flesh of the snake is yellow or cream color. .. more »
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