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eventually want to get new snake.
hey all, im going to custom build an enclosure (as nice as i possibly can) over the next year or 2 (im going to school and stuff so not super fast)
and i would like to have a larger snake to put in the enclosure, my cage dimensions are going to be rougly around
4' high x 7' long x 3' wide (nice sized for climbing snake)
what are some larger snakes you'd suggest to put in a nice enclosure like that, im looking for something around 500-750 dollars.
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Re: eventually want to get new snake.
Carpet pythons come to mind, Theyre somewhat arboreal too I believe if you're wantin a climber. Great lookin snakes too. You put this in the boa section though, so maybe an emerald tree boa if you've got the experience
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Re: eventually want to get new snake.
well im not too picky on the type of snake, idc wether boa or python,
why do emerald tree boas require more experience?
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Re: eventually want to get new snake.
I've never kept one, but from everything I've read they do not tolerate mistakes in husbandry at all. And I don't think they're a snake that takes to handlig very often. I'm sure there's someone else here that knows them
who could give more insight though
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Re: eventually want to get new snake.
Emerald tree boas do not handle well, especially when young. They're more of a display snake.
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Re: eventually want to get new snake.
ok well any other suggestions i would like a snake that takes to handling and will climb if theres branches lol, do RTB's climb?
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