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BPnet Veteran
Re: Any suggestions...
agreed, maybe a milksnake?
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Re: Any suggestions...
Originally Posted by Royal_Rodents
agreed, maybe a milksnake?
I've heard they grow a lot bigger than 2 feet...
-Ryan Hardwikk (aka Member #6667)
My snakes:
0.1 Kenyan Sand Boa ~Nephthys~ (aka "Linky")
In a better place: 1.0 Pastel Western Hognose ~Charon~ 10/3/07-4/24/09
If you need/want to know anything about Hognose snakes, just ask me.
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Re: Any suggestions...
Rubber boa!
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BPnet Veteran
Re: Any suggestions...
Originally Posted by Onua Nuva
I've heard they grow a lot bigger than 2 feet...
ah didn't know. just thought they were small i saw them at a show last week. and they were so tiny when they were babies i thought they didn't out grow more then 2-4 feet
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BPnet Veteran
Re: Any suggestions...
if you are willing to go a little larger, then i'd say childrens python...
if not, then i'd have to say get another hognose. they're hard to beat for small species anyway.
Colin Vestrand
long time keeper and breeder of carpet pythons and other snakes...
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Re: Any suggestions...
Originally Posted by kzooherpetoculturist
if you are willing to go a little larger, then i'd say childrens python...
I agree. Or spotted python which are much the same.
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BPnet Veteran
Re: Any suggestions...
if you can find one get a blind snake they dont get any bigger than a night crawler, and if you find where to buy one let me know cuz i want one
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BPnet Veteran
Re: Any suggestions...
i believe they are protected in hawaii? or maybe thats just the spieces of blind snake. native to hawaii "hawaiian blind snake?"
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