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05-15-13, 05:34 PM
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Decision!
I have been trying to decided what type of snake I want next. This will be my third snake. My first two are both ball pythons. This is what I have narrowed it down to:
-Kenyan Sand Boa
-Western Hognose
-Coastal Carpet Python
-Emerald Tree Boa
-Blood Python
(Yes for each of these snakes I have done the individual research for each snake. )
I would like some help in the decision! So please tell me which one would be the best to get and why. Thanks!
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05-15-13, 05:45 PM
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Re: Decision!
Can't go wrong with a boa
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05-15-13, 06:13 PM
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Re: Decision!
what are you looking for in your next snake? A wonderful, beautiful display animal? An impressive snake to handle and show your friends? something with cool behaviors, or something with a stunning pattern?
I guess i'm wondering how you narrowed your choices down to the ones above? What are your financial and spatial limits?
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0.1 Jungle Carpet "Bhageera", 2.0 Corn snakes "Castor & Pollux", 1.1 Cal Kings "Lux & Nyx", 0.1 Honduran Milksnake "Demeter", 0.1 Rosy boa "Neki-monster", 1.0 Axolotl "Grendle", 2 tarantulas, 0.1 Leopard gecko "Remus", and a freezer full of mice (and Rats!)….
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05-15-13, 06:16 PM
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Location: Ontario, Ottawa area
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Re: Decision!
Carpet 100%
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05-15-13, 06:20 PM
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Morelia Enjoyus Maximus
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Re: Decision!
Carpet for sure
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05-15-13, 06:24 PM
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Re: Decision!
A snake that you can handle, but also has awesome patterns and behaviors. As for the financial all those listed are pretty much in my price range, and I have a lot of room so no worries there.
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05-15-13, 06:27 PM
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Re: Decision!
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Originally Posted by Starbuck
what are you looking for in your next snake? A wonderful, beautiful display animal? An impressive snake to handle and show your friends? something with cool behaviors, or something with a stunning pattern?
I guess i'm wondering how you narrowed your choices down to the ones above? What are your financial and spatial limits?
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A snake that you can handle, but also has awesome patterns and behaviors. As for the financial all those listed are pretty much in my price range, and I have a lot of room so no worries there.
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05-15-13, 07:12 PM
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Re: Decision!
honestly of those you listed, i would go with the carpet or the KSB... both are reliably handleable, stunning, and interesting behaviorally.
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0.1 Jungle Carpet "Bhageera", 2.0 Corn snakes "Castor & Pollux", 1.1 Cal Kings "Lux & Nyx", 0.1 Honduran Milksnake "Demeter", 0.1 Rosy boa "Neki-monster", 1.0 Axolotl "Grendle", 2 tarantulas, 0.1 Leopard gecko "Remus", and a freezer full of mice (and Rats!)….
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05-15-13, 07:24 PM
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Re: Decision!
I might go with a carpet. I want to go bigger than a Ball Python. Carpet might be the choice! Thank you, and everyone that replied!
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05-15-13, 07:53 PM
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Re: Decision!
yea id go with carpet as well. any of the first three would be good really. the last two may need some more experience.
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05-15-13, 08:49 PM
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Re: Decision!
I got a KSB very fun animal
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05-15-13, 08:54 PM
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Re: Decision!
100% Coastal carpet python. Big enough to be impressive, not big enough to be overwhelming, they won't eat you out of house and home, can be housed reasonably, plus most tend to be very handleable! There are the occasional carpets that may act nippy until they grow older, but still, their temperaments are not bad at all. Join team Morelia.
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05-15-13, 08:55 PM
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Join Date: Oct-2005
Location: Oklahoma
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Re: Decision!
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Originally Posted by Dave Kelley
100% Coastal carpet python. Big enough to be impressive, not big enough to be overwhelming, they won't eat you out of house and home, can be housed reasonably, plus most tend to be very handleable! There are the occasional carpets that may act nippy until they grow older, but still, their temperaments are not bad at all. Join team Morelia.
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What he said!
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05-16-13, 12:37 AM
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Re: Decision!
I'd say carpet python or hognose. Hognose's are awesome critters with great personality and are pretty in a natural sort of way. I think they're awesome. Carpets are gorgeous as well. The last two are a bit more work as far as handling goes. Blood pythons are very strong and can give a decent bite. Not to suggest you shouldn't own one for that reason... they're beautiful and can tame right down with work.... just have to be prepared for the work involved as well as all the bites you might take to get them there.
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05-16-13, 12:58 AM
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Service Veteran
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Re: Decision!
Having never had one I vote for the emerald tree boa...
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