Any suggestions...

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Originally Posted by Thor26

psssh only 16 get a job ive had one since i was 15 and now thats its summer im working full time you can afford stufff you just have to work for it =]

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I've got a good amount of money (let's just say it's enough money to purchase almost any Garter Snake morph) and I had a job, but the company I worked for went out of business (so we all lost our jobs), so now I need to look for another job if I want to get more money. Due to this I will not purchase a snake that's more than $100.

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Originally Posted by Onua Nuva

If I could go a little larger then I would get a female Western Hognose or a Rosy Boa. But unfortunately, I can't. Can you provide some information about Children's Pythons?

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children's pythons are an aussie python... they're pretty easy to keep. the only hurdle is that babies can be real picky eaters so you really want to make sure you get one that's either a juvenille or that is well started.
they have great dispositions though and are a very interesting python to keep. the males i've seen are usually in the realm of 20-30" and females are like 36-48"...

another small snake i just thought of though is african house snakes... those are awesome. very small as adults.

Why does it HAVE to be bulky? Skinny snakes are fun too. I still say KSboa

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Originally Posted by littleindiangirl

Why does it HAVE to be bulky? Skinny snakes are fun too. I still say KSboa

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-says the woman who owns Bloods and suggested KSBs... I like bulky snakes because they seem bigger and more impressive than the thin ones.

Update-I got a KSB!

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Originally Posted by Onua Nuva

-says the woman who owns Bloods and suggested KSBs... I like bulky snakes because they seem bigger and more impressive than the thin ones.

Update-I got a KSB!

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Where did you get your KSB?
Fabulous. Make sure you don't use sand for substrate! ;]

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Originally Posted by blackcrystal22

Where did you get your KSB?
Fabulous. Make sure you don't use sand for substrate! ;]

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Well if you're thinking what I think you're thinking, no, I didn't get it from any famous breeder via the internet. I got it at the A-CRS&S (there's a link to the website in my sig.). I use crushed english walnut shells, which makes an ideal burrowing substrate.

EDIT: Just read through the entire thread and realized what I just posted below is out of date.

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I would suggest a Variable kingsnake (aka Thayeri's). They're not really bulky (Edit: I misread your earlier post about thinness). They max out at three feet, but I don't know of anything that stays smaller than 2 feet that would be CB.


This is a yearling in my hand. I wear the small latex gloves, if it helps you determine exactly how small my hands are.

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y21...arlingsize.jpg

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