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Squamata Reptiles presents: Elephant's Trunk Snake Attack!

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Uploaded by on May 5, 2008

A juvenile Elephant's Trunk Snake (Acrochordus javanicus) hunting down and consuming its Common goldfish (Carassius auratus) prey. Video taken by, snake keeper and Squamata Reptiles Co-Founder, Lew Lowry. Special thanks to, Tim Firks.

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  • Lew Lowry... had a science teacher at bpms with the same name.... Awesome snake

  • @MarrilandSAB Thank you for the comment. What year did you attend Bayonet Point Middle School? Lew Lowry IS still a Science teacher at Bayonet Point Middle School, he is also my Father (we share the same name, lol). I too went to BPMS from the Fall of 1997 to the Spring of 2000.

  • Lew Lowry? Isn't he a Science teacher at Bayonet Point Middle?

  • @MarrilandSAB You are absolutely right!

  • The snack that smiles back.

  • @critterfreek82 Lol, GOLDFISH!

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  • sweet dude, I'm a herp man myself and have only seen a few of these(never in the wild though) I was in my local pet store the other day buying frozen mice and feeder fish and saw one for sale, I didnt know they were on the pet market for how rare I thought they were. are they?? or is the pet store j

    just that naive? but it was still really cool. nice vid by they way, love the action when striking and constricting like that.

  • WOW, this is really cool, could you tell me qher can I found information about it (captive care)?

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  • How many wee fish can it eat at once?

  • @5croaker Very, very much so.

  • clumsy on land awsome in water

  • @thizzzzzzn I posted this previously, hope it helps: "Your best bet on finding one available for purchase would be to either frequent your local Reptile Expo’s (as I do) or to look into purchasing one on an appropriate site on the Internet, from a reputable breeder."

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