Black-browed snakes (definite introduction)
The black-browed snake has a domineering nature, especially when frightened, it will instantly raise its neck to attack the enemy, and its body will be in an "S" shape. When the outside temperature rises to 24~31°C, it feeds vigorously, moves more frequently, and becomes much more violent.
Black-browed snakes mate in May every year and lay eggs from June to July, often laying 6 to 12 eggs. The incubation period is about 35 to 50 days, but the incubation of eggs is greatly affected by temperature, and the longest time can last up to 2 months. However, basically all the baby snakes emerge from their shells from August to September, and a large number of black eyebrow seedlings will appear in the pet market.
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