snakes under 6'

can someone list all species of boa and python that stay under 6' and their ease of keeping...

good luck on getting that handed to you, all ball pythons stay under 6 feet. kenyan boas get around 3 feet, the rest can easliy be found, try a google search or type in the names of boas and pythons and there care sheet, also some male bloods stay around 6 feet

...You want someone to list upwards of 20 different kinds of tameable small boid and teach you how to take care of all of them?

Yeah, good luck with that. Google is your friend.

Google is your friend

ok how about the top 5 most durable and easy to care for? i thought this site was for helping each other. i would be excited to help someone on here if i knew the answer...

Brown Water Python
Carpet Python
Ball Python

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Originally Posted by 771subliminal

Brown Water Python
Carpet Python
Ball Python

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thank you sooooo much :)

Peruvian Long-tailed boa (BCL)
Nicaraguan Redtail boa
Dumerils boa

5-7' depending on the individual snake:

Hogg Island boa
Madagascan ground boa
Madagascan tree boa
Brazilian rainbow boa

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Peruvian Long-tailed boa (BCL)
Nicaraguan Redtail boa
Dumerils boa

5-7' depending on the individual snake:

Hogg Island boa
Madagascan ground boa
Madagascan tree boa
Brazilian rainbow boa

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Not true on the dumerils ive seen dumerils get 8 to 9 ft before

i wasn't being short, but if you don't take the time to research the snake how ya gonna take time to care for it, also you can look back in pages on these forums and find most of waht you need, try genral python, also most tree pythons dont get that big

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Originally Posted by chasingtime

i thought this site was for helping each other.

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Several people have offered you help - Google. That's the best advice there is. You may actually learn something about some of these snakes while you are at it.

Do you really think that most people can name - out of 26 python species, 11 python subspecies, 28 boas species and 36 boa subspecies - all of those that stay under six feet? That's a total of 101 snakes.

I had to use Google to even find out how many total species and subspecies there were.............

Use Google to either refine your question or find the answer yourself.

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Originally Posted by tsshields

Not true on the dumerils ive seen dumerils get 8 to 9 ft before

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Dang, those must be big and beautiful snakes. The biggest one I've seen was about 5 and 1/2 and the people said he was full grown.

Edit: Definitely remove that one from the list. I just found a pic of a 7 footer weighing 20 lbs. I might be falling in love...:rolleyes:

Jungle carpet. A very good pet, and fairly easy to care for. No high humidity needs, eats well. will do PERFECT in a 4x2x2. I've heard a 3x2x2 will work but I think 4ft is a better length.

Would be easier to just list the snakes that get larger than that!

http://ball-pythons.net/modules/Sect...articles&cid=1

This is a list of all the caresheets on this website. Check them out and you can find out everything you want to know. :)

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i wasn't being short, but if you don't take the time to research the snake how ya gonna take time to care for it, also you can look back in pages on these forums and find most of waht you need, try genral python, also most tree pythons dont get that big

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very cool. thanks. asking questions on here is researching ;)

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Several people have offered you help - Google. That's the best advice there is. You may actually learn something about some of these snakes while you are at it.

Do you really think that most people can name - out of 26 python species, 11 python subspecies, 28 boas species and 36 boa subspecies - all of those that stay under six feet? That's a total of 101 snakes.

I had to use Google to even find out how many total species and subspecies there were.............

Use Google to either refine your question or find the answer yourself.

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love all the help offered. i really appreciate those of you that took the time to inform me. some of you on here are really cool and helpful people...

Ive found Ball Python's are actually (1) of most that are good pets(and by this i mean they usually have good tempers) ,easy to handle and care for, good starter pet(snake anyway)..Ive really enjoy'd having my Ball,even at times when we can get real busy,and not spend the time wanted with them,they still seem calm when you go to pick them up..;) ohh yeah they normally stay under 6'...good luck, and like others have said, give Goggle a visit and I would say Youtube has some cool videos that can help you out....;)

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Brown Water Python
Carpet Python
Ball Python

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I would not have listed carpet pythons since he wants something that will stay under 6 feet.

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I would not have listed carpet pythons since he wants something that will stay under 6 feet.

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irian and jungles avg 4-6 ft the link i gave is for irian jungle and coastal

How about a spotted or children's python.

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irian and jungles avg 4-6 ft the link i gave is for irian jungle and coastal

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Yeah the ,ale irian jayas would most likely stay around that size but the jungles i don't believe they stay under 6 feet from the pics i have seen.