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Cobra Pic Snake
A cobra pic snake may be offered on farms and the breeder will provide care information.
There are so called water serpents that are distinguished from poisonous cottonmouths by their behavior and their "face." Cottonmouths tend to stay put when encountered, often coiled and, if sufficiently harassed, will give the open-mouth display that gives them their name.
A cobra pic snake may be offered on farms and the breeder will provide care information.
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Cobra Pic Snake -
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The face of this serpent has a more "sinister" appearance due to the broad scale that protrudes like a shelf above each eye. The serpent has a head that is angular, "chiseled" aspect, and Florida cottonmouths always have a dark brown band that runs across the side of the head through the eye. A cobra pic snake may be offered on farms and the breeder will provide care information.
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