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September
11-03-12, 02:44 AM
Hello all! A bit about me: I'm 17 and I love animals of all kinds <3 I don't have a snake yet, as I came here to learn more about them first. I hope nobody minds. I want to know as much as I can, and be completely prepared before bringing home my snake. So, anyways, hello!
infernalis
11-03-12, 04:12 AM
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MoreliAddict
11-03-12, 06:10 AM
Hi and welcome!
Do you have any criteria for the snake you're looking for?
September
11-03-12, 06:30 AM
Yeah I do lol. Non-venomous for one. I'd prefer it stay around 4ft fully grown, though a little over or under would be fine :) I'd also like one that's more on the slow side, since with the fast-moving ones, I'd be scared of losing them when handling them or taking them out to sun-bathe.
I'm leaning more towards Ball Pythons, but I'm open to any suggestions :)
MoreliAddict
11-03-12, 06:46 AM
Yeah I do lol. Non-venomous for one. I'd prefer it stay around 4ft fully grown, though a little over or under would be fine :) I'd also like one that's more on the slow side, since with the fast-moving ones, I'd be scared of losing them when handling them or taking them out to sun-bathe.
I'm leaning more towards Ball Pythons, but I'm open to any suggestions :)
Ball Pythons are great snakes, also familiarize yourself with Carpet Pythons.
They're more active, and semi-arboreal which means they like to climb and display themselves. They're a bit larger than Ball Pythons (though smaller than a Boa) and in my opinion more rewarding to keep.
Like Ball Pythons, they come in pretty color morphs. This is my Carpet Python:
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f376/1MileNorth/spot1.jpg
I have a Ball Python too, they're awesome snakes, definitely slower and calmer than a Carpet, but you should handle a Carpet before choosing...
September
11-03-12, 06:52 AM
I'll be handling all kinds before choosing :) I'm going to an expo this month or next just to look around and interact with the different snakes, to see which ones I like better. Going just off 'textbook info' I'm thinking BP, but I won't make a final decision until after an expo or two :)
MoreliAddict
11-03-12, 06:57 AM
I'll be handling all kinds before choosing :) I'm going to an expo this month or next just to look around and interact with the different snakes, to see which ones I like better. Going just off 'textbook info' I'm thinking BP, but I won't make a final decision until after an expo or two :)
Right, I forgot to mention that.
Best way to pick out a snake is an expo.
September
11-03-12, 07:06 AM
Yeah, I don't want to buy from a petstore O.o So I'm hoping the nearest expo to me, 6 hours roundtrip, will be worth it. Otherwise it'll be a 12 hour roundtrip.
Forget to say that you're carpet python is very lovely :)
MoreliAddict
11-03-12, 07:45 AM
Yeah, I don't want to buy from a petstore O.o So I'm hoping the nearest expo to me, 6 hours roundtrip, will be worth it. Otherwise it'll be a 12 hour roundtrip.
Forget to say that you're carpet python is very lovely :)
Thanks! :)
marvelfreak
11-03-12, 07:55 AM
Hello and welcome! Have you thought about Sand boas, Rainbow Boas or maybe Children pythons Or Spotted pythons?
shaunyboy
11-03-12, 09:01 AM
hello and welcome
cheers shaun
September
11-03-12, 10:00 AM
Hello and welcome! Have you thought about Sand boas, Rainbow Boas or maybe Children pythons Or Spotted pythons?
No, but I'll go look into them :) Thanks for the suggestions!
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