Crotalus enyo enyo Baja California Rattlesnake

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Uploaded by on Aug 21, 2011

Couple dwarf rattlers."10 Prefers desert, but in the northwestern part of its range it can be found in chaparral country, while in the cape region (Sierra de San Lázaro) it occurs in pine-oak and tropical deciduous forest. It can be found in rocky areas with arid thronscrub and cacti, but sometimes also in sand dunes. Often attracted to human habitation where it has been found in piles of refuse.[

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  • @albinorattlesnake this is the species i was talking about. Its pretty snappy, but doenst get real big like eastern or western diamond backs. THey are dwarf rattlers.

    Awesome little snappers to care for, they are highly active, mine do climb and are pretty curious and do explore alot. All in all a great species to have.

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