I want a New Snake

I want a new snake but i dont want a big one i really want a RTB but they get big so i want a new one but one that wont get much bigger than a BP actually i want one that will be smaller...... any ideas?

Lots of ideas....but it really depends on what you want in a snake. Do you have any preferences besides size? Color? Boidae or colubrid? Price? Beginner or advanced care needs?


My best advice would be to lurk through forums on a variety of different snakes until you find the one(s) that fascinate you the most...then start asking questions of the people that keep those. :)

I really want a beautiful lookin snake maybe some color but wat is Boidae and Colubrid. But i think i am pretty good wit snakes so either beginner or advanced
i will do any research so just give me some good ideas and then i will research them

How about a hogg island boa? Or a Jungle Carpet Python? Or a corn snake? Or a King snake?

You have to give us more info. Do you want to be able to handle it, or do you want it to be a display animal?

Colubrids are skinny, like corn snakes and king snakes.

Boidae are boas and pythons.

i want a snake i can handle

All the snakes I suggested would be fine then.

I'm selling my RTB. Its a boy and they usually stay smaller than the females.
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Originally Posted by Karma

I'm selling my RTB. Its a boy and they usually stay smaller than the females.
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how big is he

howabout a ratsnake? do you know what kind of snake you like? like Judy said, boidae, colubridae, elapidae (lol, jk on that last one).

just over 3 ft

nah i really dont mind wat kinda snake it is colubrid or the other one

childrens and stimsons pythons are something to look into, they are smaller than BP's but they are a very cool species.

I would agree with BPKid Hogg Island Boas are beautiful.

Jungle Carpet Python. They get longer than a BP, but stay thinner. Mine eats like a pig too. Easy to care for and beautiful colors.

I have a full-grown spotted python @ 45". Look at him in my gallery. Eats like a pig, easy to care for, and handleable ! Ask me any questions about them and children's pythons, which are the same genus. Research genus: antaresia
spotted python: antaresia maculosa
children's python: antaresia childreni