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  • 05-27-2009, 08:59 AM
    TheOtherLeadingBrand
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    I like all snakes, though I don't want anything bigger than a ball python or a corn snake or hog nose, I am not into giant snakes FOR MYSELF as a pet. But they're amazing looking!
  • 05-27-2009, 10:25 AM
    JeffJ
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    what if i like 2 equally?

    Boas and pythons will always share the same place in my heart.
  • 05-27-2009, 11:27 AM
    _Venom_
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    BPs... Burms... dopey creatures that are slow.

    Boas all the way:gj:
  • 05-27-2009, 12:24 PM
    mainbutter
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by _Venom_ View Post
    BPs... Burms... dopey creatures that are slow.

    Boas all the way:gj:

    It's TOTALLY unfair to classify all pythons by referencing just BPs and Burms.

    The great thing about pythons is they span the whole spectrum from small to big, slow to fast, skinny to fat, dumb to extraordinarily aware of their surroundings.

    Ground pythons, tree pythons, semi-arboreal pythons..

    Display snakes, handler snakes, breeding project snakes, pet snakes..

    Pythons have the whole package.

    That isn't to say that boas don't have a huge variety, but please don't classify pythons as just "BPs and burms"!!
  • 05-27-2009, 12:41 PM
    _Venom_
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by mainbutter View Post
    It's TOTALLY unfair to classify all pythons by referencing just BPs and Burms.

    The great thing about pythons is they span the whole spectrum from small to big, slow to fast, skinny to fat, dumb to extraordinarily aware of their surroundings.

    Ground pythons, tree pythons, semi-arboreal pythons..

    Display snakes, handler snakes, breeding project snakes, pet snakes..

    Pythons have the whole package.

    That isn't to say that boas don't have a huge variety, but please don't classify pythons as just "BPs and burms"!!

    Most popular ones then.

    And this site is about BPs anyway.
    So of course I'll use them.
  • 05-27-2009, 12:46 PM
    blackcrystal22
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    Pythons are my favorite, but not ball pythons. I love all three for many different reasons but my absolute favorite are medium pythons. (8-12 ft)
    Macklots are amazing, as well as carpet pythons. I love long, thinner pythons because they have a bigger appeal to me than larger boas do. I love boas, but they are much more expressive of their power (in my experience) and a bit more difficult to handle (they like to wrap and squeeze more).

    :gj:
  • 05-27-2009, 01:29 PM
    CTReptileRescue
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    Man that is hard...
    I normally see boids most into rescue. I have worked with more python species then anything I'd have to say. I also haven't seen much of a difference in personallity between corns, kings, milks etc Now that is just my opinion on who I have worked with over my time of doing rescue. (I always love the hoggies thou).
    I like boas but all I ever really see and work with are BCC & BCI's. I have loved the tree boas that I've seen and sand boas always interest me.
    But I'd have to say pythons, morelia species ecspecially, would have to be my favs.
    But I love the variety in the end.
    Rusty
  • 05-27-2009, 07:14 PM
    BeastMaster
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    Seriously :weirdface you posted this on BP.net :rofl: I am shocked that everyone here loves their PYTHON :rolleyes: more than a Colubrid or Boa :rofl:

    I do like my BP Simon though, he is always chill and eats like a snake possessed :taz: . My King Snake is a fussy little demented prince :omg: but I still love him very much :D

    And I am getting a BRB shortly :banana: so I will have them all :neener:


    (BTW all comments in this post are meant for laughter :gj: , not malice :colbert: I am not bashing, just having some fun :8: and using every face in the list :O )
  • 05-27-2009, 07:15 PM
    icygirl
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    Pythons cause they're just so darn gorgeous.

    Colubrids because the diversity is amazing and they can be pretty entertaining to watch.

    I am not huge on boas but hey that could change. :)
  • 05-28-2009, 02:00 AM
    Neal
    Re: pythons vs. boas vs colubrids
    All depends what you're looking for. I think python has a prettier range of species as far as morphs, colors and such, i.e. Retic, Burm. I like boas because I love the Anaconda sp. They are a beautiful species, and are gorgeous and my yellow is my world. I like colubrids because to me they have the best umm lets see how to word it... "personality?" of any snakes. I find them more active, and seeming to say a little bit more intelligent? <---I'll probably catch heat for that one.
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