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Old 12-26-11, 12:17 PM   #31
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Re: Choosing the Right Species for Us -- Questions

Most snakes never stop growing. But I believe a BP will slow down around the 3 year mark.
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Old 12-26-11, 12:27 PM   #32
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childrens python would be my choice

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Sand Boas come to mind, although I don't know anything about their husbandry nor their temperments.....

And what's your idea of a lazy snake? One that doesn't move much at all and pretty laid back or is it you're meaning one that's easy to hold and handle....doesn't move really fast?

Other than that, a male corn should meet your criteria.
Sand Boas would be a good match adult males are around 1ft 6inch they dont require much no need to worry about humidity and they are very lazy and have good tempermants very docile
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Old 12-28-11, 01:40 PM   #34
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Re: Choosing the Right Species for Us -- Questions

the only snake that fits you criteria is a sand boa imho, rather easy to care for, and lazy and small, ball pythons would be #2, but a little more problems can be had with them, i have never had a sand boa so its hear say, but you said lazy, corn and everything else seem to be rather mobile. gl in your search, be sure to fill us in what you got.
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childrens python would be my choice
still with Shauny here, childrens python
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I vote Garter Snake they are small and are not very hard to take care of. Plus they can be very pretty.
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Old 12-29-11, 02:11 AM   #37
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childrens python would be my choice

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Old 12-29-11, 02:03 PM   #38
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a children's python would be sweet, if you're ok with a max of 4 ft a male BP is a good choice.
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from experience id say a ball only because ive never had a sand boa, but they both would make great pets
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