What are your other favorite reptiles

[Billy29]

So besides ball pythons what are your other favorite reptiles and why?




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[JoshSloane]

Aside from boas, I love Blue Tegus. Potential to be dog tame giant lizards.

[jclaiborne]

Any of the Australian Pythons, Tegus, Caiman Lizards, all Monitors, Blue Tongues

[beeze]

I love frogs, even though they don't fall under reptiles.
I love them so much I have a realistic tattoo of a bullfrog on my chest. In some cultures, frogs are symbols of good luck, they've been my favorite animal since I was a child and I would say I also believe them to be good luck.

[Lizardlicks]

Iguanas and lizards in the monitor family! They're like big, scaly puppies. smart as heck too, and very personable. They get attached to their people in a way snakes don't.

[Mustang5]

Corns, carpet pythons or any Australian Python for that matter and any of the tortoises

[Tsanford]

Iguanan's.

But I wish you had broadened your question to amphibians too. I have owned many many frogs and salamanders, and I plan to get some more darts again.

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[AKA Dave]

Solomon Island Skink. What's better than a lizard with a prehensile tail?



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[ajmreptiles]

Where to begin lol. Rats snakes (my first snake was a Texas rat) boas, corn snakes, Gaboon vipers, cal kings, and hog nose for snakes

then we can get into tegus, bearded dragons, a lot of the Australian monitors, blue tongues and sungazers.
for turtles I like easter painted, red eared sliders, and alligator snappers.

My reasoning behind all these are based on any combination of looks, temperament, and wow factor

[DVirginiana]

Garters! Not only do they get more excited over their keepers than any other snake species I've ever seen, but they actually have a rudimentary social structure and thrive in communal housing, so they provide one of the only ways to safely observe snake social behavior you'll get in captivity.