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06-20-10, 08:28 AM
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any suggestions??
so i was talking to my parents about getting a BRB and unfortunately they said no boas or pythons. ( this is absolutely and totally unfair) but any suggestions on a new snake other than a milk, king, or corn snake, that my parents might say yes to?
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06-20-10, 08:29 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
How can they ever say no to a Garter Snake??
OK, I am biased....
http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/thamn...res-added.html
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06-20-10, 08:32 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
i dont want a garter..... no way bro
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06-20-10, 09:17 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
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Originally Posted by C#@$e
i dont want a garter..... no way bro
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Given that your parents have pretty much limited your choices...you might want to reconsider garter snakes, they definitely are beautifully patterned and interesting to watch being that they are awake during the day more than the night (well mine are awake all the time it always seems!)
You don't have alot of options left....
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06-20-10, 09:34 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
no milk, king, corn, or garter......
ok then...this is going to be difficult!...lol
how about a western hognose? they're cute little guys.
are you strictly into snakes? maybe your parents would warm up to lizards a little better than snakes? Just wondering. I have two daughters about your age. They are 16 and 15. They grew up with me, so of course they grew up with snakes, lizards, turtles, etc.
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06-20-10, 11:23 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
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i dont want a garter..... no way bro
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Why??
Hard to impress your buddies??
I have made a lot of really great friends with my garter snake collection.
They are not considered a "poor mans snake" anymore.
I have snakes here that cost hundreds of dollars to get.
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06-20-10, 01:17 PM
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Re: any suggestions??
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Originally Posted by LISA127
no milk, king, corn, or garter......
ok then...this is going to be difficult!...lol
how about a western hognose? they're cute little guys.
are you strictly into snakes? maybe your parents would warm up to lizards a little better than snakes? Just wondering. I have two daughters about your age. They are 16 and 15. They grew up with me, so of course they grew up with snakes, lizards, turtles, etc.
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yea just snakes....... hog nose would be nice. Wayne its just that im not really a fan of garters, some are beautiful, but just not for me ya know.
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06-20-10, 01:40 PM
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Re: any suggestions??
I take it their rule has little to do with the actual type of snake & more concern as to its size?
Bring home an 8ft Beautysnake or Indigo & see how they like that Vs a Sandboa or a Childrens Python LOL
Maybe try to educate them more about the various types of snakes & explain that all Boids do not get excessively large etc. & many saty very small & docile.
A BRB is a very reasonable choice & will stay smaller & less "aggressive" than many Colubrids etc. Mark
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06-20-10, 01:53 PM
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Re: any suggestions??
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A BRB is a very reasonable choice & will stay smaller & less "aggressive" than many Colubrids etc. Mark
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thats what i was trying to tell them
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06-20-10, 02:04 PM
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Re: any suggestions??
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thats what i was trying to tell them
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Tell them that well seasoned snake breeders (toots own horn LOL) are supporting your choice & that they should spend some time with you actually learning what is what & sharing some time with you as parents humoring their child & his hobby Cheers Mark
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06-20-10, 09:09 PM
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Re: any suggestions??
yeah, when mark puts it like that haha, try and convince them to go for a python or boid, theres also bullsnakes which are quite interesting, i like them lol although i dont know too much about them other then they make a very good rattlesnake impression lol
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06-20-10, 10:05 PM
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Re: any suggestions??
How about a big Pinesnake that you can hear hiss from a block away that would probably never strike LOL Mark
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06-21-10, 08:20 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
i was kinda acctually looking at a gray banded king....
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06-21-10, 08:32 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
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Originally Posted by C#@$e
i was kinda actually looking at a gray banded king....
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Nice choice. Aggressive feeders, easy care, medium size.
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06-21-10, 08:34 AM
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Re: any suggestions??
if you here of any breeders that ship to SC, and are reliable let me know..... cause im starting to fall for garters and kings even though at first i didn't want them.
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