Large pythons

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Originally Posted by Gio

There is also the Argentine boa (BCO). There is a woman on Youtube (snake hugs and kisses) I think is her name with two 11 foot, 104 pound Argentine boas. They can tolerate lower temps and humidity

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i was also going to suggest the Argentines, and i believe the womans youtube is 1softkiss, i have her on my youtube. she has 2 argentine boas, a carpet python and 2 bps. also make sure you know what your getting yourself into for large snakes, they are quite expensive to feed and take a lot of commitment, i know cuz i have 2 burms and used to have an 11ft retic too. not to mention they have really big poop xD lol

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Originally Posted by Alexiel03

i was also going to suggest the Argentines, and i believe the womans youtube is 1softkiss, i have her on my youtube. she has 2 argentine boas, a carpet python and 2 bps. also make sure you know what your getting yourself into for large snakes, they are quite expensive to feed and take a lot of commitment, i know cuz i have 2 burms and used to have an 11ft retic too. not to mention they have really big poop xD lol

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There ya go,, Softkiss was her name and I think she just changed to "snakes hugs and kisses".

Big Argey boas she has!!

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Originally Posted by Gio

There ya go,, Softkiss was her name and I think she just changed to "snakes hugs and kisses".

Big Argey boas she has!!

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i didnt know she changed her youtube xD lol

Get an African rock python

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Originally Posted by NYHC4LIFE8899

Get an African rock python

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Why would you recommend one of these??

He said he wanted a large snake and over 10 feet well it's large and gets over 10'..up to 20' ..he asked i answered. He didn't specifically say what he was looking for,right ?

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Originally Posted by Lorgakor

What experience do you have with large snakes? What will you be housing this large snake in? Why not get a species because you love that particular species, not because it gets big and you think that's cool?

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Originally Posted by Mephibosheth1

Why would you recommend one of these??

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and by the way,I'm not the only one to recommend a rock,so don't bust my chops cause im new,get it ?? So go question someone else,TY.

Chillax buddy

just wondering...I'm of the opinion this species shouldn't be recommended except by experienced herpers to experienced Herpers; the last thing we need is for more fallout to come from this species

I don't believe I saw this one listed in here, but what about the white lipped python? Particularly the black phase. Beautiful. They stay slender in comparison to most, but females grow up to 10'