The king cobrasnake, like other snakes, sheds its skin every year. After the female king cobra sheds its skin, it sends out a message to attract male king cobras, sometimes in order to compete for mates, female king cobras The king cobras will attack each other, fighting until they knock out each other. King cobras usually eat their own kind in the wild and pick up live animals to eat, so many snakes are afraid to appear in its habitat. So how should families raise king cobras?

King Cobra

In April each year, they usually build a nest out of dead bamboo leaves. After 2 months of mating, the female snakes will lay about 20-50 eggs and require 60-80 days of incubation. The female will remain in the nest until the hatchlings break, then instinct drives her away to prevent her from eating the hatchlings. There is no clear record of males keeping their nests safe during hatching, which is usually done by females, which is unique among snakes. People say that female king cobras will be extremely ferocious in order to protect their nests and young snakes. This is not nonsense. China's Fauna and Reptiles has recorded that researchers have observed the egg-protecting habits of king cobras. Young snakes are highly venomous at birth, with a body length of 45-50 cm, with black and white patterns on their bodies.

Whether it is a family raising or a breeder raising king cobras, it is necessary to raise some frogs and eels, and also can feed mixed bait according to the method of raising chickens, and feed pigs, cows, chickens, and ducks in slaughterhouses. Leftovers, you can first cut the leftovers into small pieces and cook them, and store them in time, quantity and location. During the peak season of market sales, put some live chickens, ducks, frogs, etc. one day before, and feed them 1-2 times a day until they are finished.

The king cobra eats live animals, and should gradually transition to eating animal scraps and mixed bait as the main food, and pay attention to the timely replacement of the bait.