Which Snake Species Should I Not Get Next?

ok i've seen many what kinda snake should i get next threads recently. sooo i thought it would be fun if there was a thread on snakes u would not recommend.

Which snake species u do not recommend me getting next? it could be a snake that always had a bad attitude. Maybe it was a snake that was a difficult feeder (u know the ones ;) ). Maybe the snake got too bigger than u expected (or stayed too small). maybe it's dangerous species or it's way too expensive and rare. or it can simply any snake that u just did not like. Did u have a bad experience with it? Whatever the reason, I need to know why i should not get that snake.

So i need your recommendation – what snake should i not get next?

:)

U should not get any snake that did not originate at my "facility".

Don't get a king cobra, lol. Way too dangerous

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Originally Posted by JodanOrNoDan

U should not get any snake that did not originate at my "facility".

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ah yes, u can put me down for no non-REL animals not from the "glades"


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Originally Posted by Pezz

Don't get a king cobra, lol. Way too dangerous

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lol but my dream snake is an Albino BEL King Cobra with the iridescence of a BRB! darn imma have to scratch that now.

Eastern brown snake :O

you shouldn't get a Pastel Leopard Desert Ghost female Ball Python.


Because I want it !!

Don't get legless lizards. They make me uncomfortable LOL

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Originally Posted by redshepherd

Don't get legless lizards. They make me uncomfortable LOL

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What makes me uncomfortable are Pac Man frogs. OMG. I swear, they could open that cavernous hole of a mouth and swallow the world.

No anacondas. They get too big.

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What makes me uncomfortable are Pac Man frogs. OMG. I swear, they could open that cavernous hole of a mouth and swallow the world.

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:rofl: OMG RIGHT? They're basically mud rocks that sometimes eat things the size of themselves...

Western coachwhip, aka red racer, aka the devil reincarnate. The only snake I have ever witnesses chase a human being. One would have better luck kissing a wild honey badger than holding a coachwhip and not getting bitten.

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Originally Posted by enginee837

Western coachwhip, aka red racer, aka the devil reincarnate. The only snake I have ever witnesses chase a human being. One would have better luck kissing a wild honey badger than holding a coachwhip and not getting bitten.

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Sure you didn't witness the snake and human being simply fleeing in the same direction? :P

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Originally Posted by John1982

Sure you didn't witness the snake and human being simply fleeing in the same direction? :P

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I am positive karma the snake was trying to bite him in the process.

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I am positive karma the snake was trying to bite him in the process.

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Gotta love speak to text. Anyhow, I grew up on a pseudo farm in the desert of Phoenix Az. We had rattlesnakes of all kinds, bull snakes, king snakes, knight snakes etc. We used to use red racers to snake train our dogs. After 5 min with a red racer they would have enough bites on their nose that they would never mess with any snake let alone a rattlesnake ever again.
The instance I was referring to happened at work. We got a call for a snake removal. Snake was located in the garage of a residence. As usual it was reported as a rattlesnake. On arrival I saw the reddish gray tail sticking out from behind some boxes so I knew what it was.
The garage was pretty cool so I knew it would be more docile than usual and I did not want to chance harming it with the snake pole our firefighter had so I chose to tail it and put it in the bucket. I got it out of where it was and in the bucket rather uneventfully while everyone looked on in horror as I used my hands to pick up what they though was a venomous reptile. At this point we loaded it up in the engine and drove it across the street and out into the desert.
I knew after having some time to warm up it would be rather feisty so I instructed my firefighter to walk no less than 50 feet out, unscrew the bucket and kick it over facing away from him. Well he must have thought I was joking because he walked about 5 feet from the truck unscrewed the lid and dropped it at his feet. The rather large pissed off snake turned around and struck at him. He proceeded to let out a squeal that would have made a 3rd grade girl proud as he ran back to the truck. In typical coachwhip fashion it followed him in a periscoping Sprint biting at his heels. He got in the truck and closed the door just in time so it proceeded up into the undercarriage of the engine trying to get to him.

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Originally Posted by enginee837

Gotta love speak to text. Anyhow, I grew up on a pseudo farm in the desert of Phoenix Az. We had rattlesnakes of all kinds, bull snakes, king snakes, knight snakes etc. We used to use red racers to snake train our dogs. After 5 min with a red racer they would have enough bites on their nose that they would never mess with any snake let alone a rattlesnake ever again.
The instance I was referring to happened at work. We got a call for a snake removal. Snake was located in the garage of a residence. As usual it was reported as a rattlesnake. On arrival I saw the reddish gray tail sticking out from behind some boxes so I knew what it was.
The garage was pretty cool so I knew it would be more docile than usual and I did not want to chance harming it with the snake pole our firefighter had so I chose to tail it and put it in the bucket. I got it out of where it was and in the bucket rather uneventfully while everyone looked on in horror as I used my hands to pick up what they though was a venomous reptile. At this point we loaded it up in the engine and drove it across the street and out into the desert.
I knew after having some time to warm up it would be rather feisty so I instructed my firefighter to walk no less than 50 feet out, unscrew the bucket and kick it over facing away from him. Well he must have thought I was joking because he walked about 5 feet from the truck unscrewed the lid and dropped it at his feet. The rather large pissed off snake turned around and struck at him. He proceeded to let out a squeal that would have made a 3rd grade girl proud as he ran back to the truck. In typical coachwhip fashion it followed him in a periscoping Sprint biting at his heels. He got in the truck and closed the door just in time so it proceeded up into the undercarriage of the engine trying to get to him.

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I bet he followed instructions the next time. :P Or at least, I hope he did lol

Garter snake. I've had one for five years and it still wants to rip my nose off.

Anything venomous.

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Originally Posted by enginee837

Gotta love speak to text. Anyhow, I grew up on a pseudo farm in the desert of Phoenix Az. We had rattlesnakes of all kinds, bull snakes, king snakes, knight snakes etc. We used to use red racers to snake train our dogs. After 5 min with a red racer they would have enough bites on their nose that they would never mess with any snake let alone a rattlesnake ever again.
The instance I was referring to happened at work. We got a call for a snake removal. Snake was located in the garage of a residence. As usual it was reported as a rattlesnake. On arrival I saw the reddish gray tail sticking out from behind some boxes so I knew what it was.
The garage was pretty cool so I knew it would be more docile than usual and I did not want to chance harming it with the snake pole our firefighter had so I chose to tail it and put it in the bucket. I got it out of where it was and in the bucket rather uneventfully while everyone looked on in horror as I used my hands to pick up what they though was a venomous reptile. At this point we loaded it up in the engine and drove it across the street and out into the desert.
I knew after having some time to warm up it would be rather feisty so I instructed my firefighter to walk no less than 50 feet out, unscrew the bucket and kick it over facing away from him. Well he must have thought I was joking because he walked about 5 feet from the truck unscrewed the lid and dropped it at his feet. The rather large pissed off snake turned around and struck at him. He proceeded to let out a squeal that would have made a 3rd grade girl proud as he ran back to the truck. In typical coachwhip fashion it followed him in a periscoping Sprint biting at his heels. He got in the truck and closed the door just in time so it proceeded up into the undercarriage of the engine trying to get to him.

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That truly made me lol [emoji23] that how you told the story I just envisioned every point of the story and laughed the whole time! Thanks I needed a good laugh!


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And honestly, if your not worried about size, my Red tail Boa is probably one of the most active but lovable snakes I have! Inquisitive, active, fast, but really a puppy dog. I’ve had zero aspects of aggression, even during shed.


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Originally Posted by enginee837

5 feet from the truck unscrewed the lid and dropped it at his feet. The rather large pissed off snake turned around and struck at him. He proceeded to let out a squeal that would have made a 3rd grade girl proud as he ran back to the truck. In typical coachwhip fashion it followed him in a periscoping Sprint biting at his heels. He got in the truck and closed the door just in time so it proceeded up into the undercarriage of the engine trying to get to him.

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Alternative perspective: a disoriented snake was dumped out of a bucket and, upon seeing the looming human, proceeded to defend itself. Being just a step and a half away from the truck, when your firefighter turned to flee the snake also took the opportunity to retreat to the nearest cover - the undercarriage. Since they're going in the same direction, the snake felt further threatened and maybe took another swing or two along the way. The whole incident sounds hilarious but I still feel like 2 of the more notable coachwhip attributes(speed and defensiveness) have led to another misunderstanding. If your firefighter had just placed the bucket on the ground and turned to face the other direction, I wager that snake would have calmly slithered out and away.

Yes, had he followed my direction and kicked the bucket away from him it would likely have gone the other way. The snake however was not retreating. There was brush closer that the engine for it to hide in and one does not continue to bite at the heals of and follow something while it is retreating.

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Originally Posted by enginee837

Gotta love speak to text. Anyhow, I grew up on a pseudo farm in the desert of Phoenix Az. We had rattlesnakes of all kinds, bull snakes, king snakes, knight snakes etc. We used to use red racers to snake train our dogs. After 5 min with a red racer they would have enough bites on their nose that they would never mess with any snake let alone a rattlesnake ever again.
The instance I was referring to happened at work. We got a call for a snake removal. Snake was located in the garage of a residence. As usual it was reported as a rattlesnake. On arrival I saw the reddish gray tail sticking out from behind some boxes so I knew what it was.
The garage was pretty cool so I knew it would be more docile than usual and I did not want to chance harming it with the snake pole our firefighter had so I chose to tail it and put it in the bucket. I got it out of where it was and in the bucket rather uneventfully while everyone looked on in horror as I used my hands to pick up what they though was a venomous reptile. At this point we loaded it up in the engine and drove it across the street and out into the desert.
I knew after having some time to warm up it would be rather feisty so I instructed my firefighter to walk no less than 50 feet out, unscrew the bucket and kick it over facing away from him. Well he must have thought I was joking because he walked about 5 feet from the truck unscrewed the lid and dropped it at his feet. The rather large pissed off snake turned around and struck at him. He proceeded to let out a squeal that would have made a 3rd grade girl proud as he ran back to the truck. In typical coachwhip fashion it followed him in a periscoping Sprint biting at his heels. He got in the truck and closed the door just in time so it proceeded up into the undercarriage of the engine trying to get to him.

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OMG. Yes. Don’t get one of these. This scenario is what gives all snakes a bad rep. Roflmao. :O