Next step for BP owner?

This isn't for anytime soon but I am starting to do some research on a good next snake for someone whos owned BPs (4) for slightly over a year....


Would love some opinions and personal experiences....

What do you like?

LOL!! Everything?


Specifically HUGE fan of carpets, tree pythons, and white lipped pythons....I was thinking after all the research and reading about carpets from experienced owners on here I might go the carpet python route....

boa constrictor.

any reasons Creepin? I've been thinking I'd stick with pythons for now....

I love Carpets. An awesome snake to add to any collection. I don't think you'll go wrong with one.

carpets are awesome looking animals! and i just like the personality of boas and their size.. that is of course if you wanted to get something a little bigger. they get big enough to be impressive but not too big to where you can't handle them yourself. they seem to love getting out of their cages and exploring. they don't always want to hide like balls do and will even try to keep you from putting them back up. plus if you ever wanted to try breeding, they give live birth! which is pretty cool. no waiting on eggs to hatch.

If you want something pretty to look at: Green tree python!

Have you looked at amazon tree boas at all? Those are very cool animals. I have two and I love them!

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

If you want something pretty to look at: Green tree python!

Have you looked at amazon tree boas at all? Those are very cool animals. I have two and I love them!

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X2 on Amazon tree boa! Imo, they are really beautiful and a good first arboreal snake. Mine happens to be very tame. They are wonderful looking at pets and come in a wide variety of colors. They also don't get too big, staying around five feet.

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Originally Posted by ToriTheBallPython

X2 on Amazon tree boa! Imo, they are really beautiful and a good first arboreal snake. Mine happens to be very tame. They are wonderful looking at pets and come in a wide variety of colors. They also don't get too big, staying around five feet.

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I have a really nice handleable one: Noodle, and a bitey one: Nibbler. :P