My first snake Corn orBP or milk?

wats a het

oh i forgot to add, with most breeders, at least alex hue (alexhuereptiles.com. i bought my BCI from him hes a great breeder) you can call them to order it.

are shows good

is shipping much? sry bout the questions

yea as long as it looks healthy and stuff. het is a genetic term. not quite sure wut it means though. its short for heterozygous i think

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is shipping much? sry bout the questions

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its no problem. ask any questions you need to know. shipping at alexhue reptiles is $35, which aint bad at all, considering it covers all materials (box, snake sack, heat packs, cold packs, etc)

ill go check it out now

dude it was like 125$! you no anyone else?

Unless there's an adult in your house who is willing to help you make sure that your temps and humidity are properly monitored and controlled, I would say a corn or milk is a much better choice than a bp, and a crested gecko is a better choice than either of those. They don't require heat or a specific humidity level, but should be fed daily or nearly daily.

I have a daughter who is 12, and I would not want her to have a ball python without my being in the house and interested in them too, because shedding and feeding can be difficult and they can get respiratory infections more easily than native species like corns and milks.

Also, if you can go to a show, that's usually going to be a much better place to buy reptiles than at a pet store. If you have a pet store nearby that specializes in reptiles, that's probably a pretty good place, too. If you can tell us what city you are in or near (please don't post your address), we might be able to tell you a pet store in driving distance or a show coming up where you could buy your pet.

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