Your Favorite Colubrids?

It's multiple choice, just pick which ever colubrids you like the most. Along with this thread, there will be a Pythons and Boas one. No venomous species since there are tons and that poll would take forever to do.:D

*These are all of the Colubrids I can think of. If you cannot find one of your favorites, choose 'Other'.

I like kings the best.Just cause of those banded white and black ones.:)

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Originally Posted by herper55

I like kings the best.Just cause of those banded white and black ones.:)

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I had one of those a while back and it tried to tag me every chance it could get. Kingsnakes are my favorite colubrid, but I don't like colubrids that much. Pythons all the way:gj:

I love my Corn snakes. I currently have five of them. :D I have just recently acquired a Sinaloan Milk, though, and I really enjoy her. She is VERY curious and only mildly skittish when she sees something move too fast. I can see myself getting another Milk or possibly a King somewhere down the road. :P I also chose the Indigo because I reeeeeeally want one. /whining. ;)

hrm, for this one I just can't choose! All my colubrids have such unique behavior in comparison to each other, I love them all!

I'm more of a python person, but not long ago I ended up with a sortof rescue snake, a little Pueblan Milk Snake. She's a little fearful of being handled but she is getting better...and now I'm snake-sitting for one of my bf's Corn Snakes (while at an expo, he said "Kyle, TALK ME OUT OF THIS." Apparently he forgot that I'm a total doormat and an enabler, lol!) and I must admit, he's a pretty awesome little teeny weenie snake. XD

I still adore my Ball the best, and plan to have many more, but I do believe I'll always have a corn snake around too. :)

I love Candycane Corns!!!, Blair phase Greyband Kings!!!

I would have to go with king snakes. IMO it's hard to find a better looking snake than a nice alterna or blairs phase grey banded king.

Eastern Indigo's :)

G. oxycephala, any Drymarchon or O. porphyracea are probably my top 3.