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Old 04-12-05, 04:59 PM   #1
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Are there any good beginner Arboreal snakes?

Just wondering if any of these arboreal snakes make good beginner snakes or if they are all very nippy and do not like to be held?

I have heard that Green Tree Pythons don't make good pets to handle cause they bite a lot, but they are cool to look at.

are there any other snakes besides like a Jungle Carpet Python which I used to have and know can be nippy too..
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Old 04-12-05, 06:59 PM   #2
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im not a snake person but have done some reasearch on gtp's it seems there kinda like chameleons.. once in a blue moon youll get one that handleable but there pretty much a display animal
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Old 04-12-05, 07:25 PM   #3
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IMO, a JCP, OK

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JCP's are great begginer arboreal snakes. ATB's are also a great begginer snake IMO.
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Old 04-12-05, 09:55 PM   #5
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my Jungle Carpet Python used to be nippy and he would NEVER sit still while being held..

I also used to feed him in his cage which might of been a big NO NO..
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