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    arboreal snakes

    Im considering getting another snake, rite now i just have one ball python - if u can believe it - im looking for some tips or suggestions on arboreal snakes... id like to stay in the boid family cuase theyre the coolest one out there! any suggestions would be great !

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    Re: arboreal snakes

    Carpet Pythons
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    Re: arboreal snakes

    I agree with Dutch. Carpets make the best pets.

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    Re: arboreal snakes

    another for carpets! but i think green tree pythons are really cool too

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    Re: arboreal snakes

    Quote Originally Posted by temec View Post
    another for carpets! but i think green tree pythons are really cool too
    So do I, but as a pet they're not the greatest.
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    Re: arboreal snakes

    My suggestion would be a carpet python.


    They can be very friendly, and are very very arboreal.

    (at least mine are)

    Here is my female JCP having a snack.




    My jungle is by far the most arboreal of anyone of my carpets

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    Re: arboreal snakes

    Patrick, that's a very pretty jungle. Where did it come from?

    Green trees might require more than someone used to a ball is willing to give. The price of the snake and set up is much higher as well. Carpets are more practical. From these green trees are next! At least how I was.

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    Re: arboreal snakes

    Love my JCP, and she's in her branches all day long. The only time she goes to the floor of her tank is when I am misting. She HATES it. Even then, she is far more likely to just hide her head in her coils or under a leaf than go to the ground.

    Also a very good beginner snake. She and my GBK are my first, and there has really been no learning curve at all. Very hardy, a bit flighty, but has only struck at me on the very first day I brought her home.

    Great animals!
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    0.1 Greyband Kingsnake "Tansy"
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    0.1 South Florida Kingsnake "Cromwell"
    0.0.2 Crested Geckos "Duck and Drake (named by my 3 year old)"

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    Re: arboreal snakes

    you will find as a whole arboreal snakes are much more nippy than balls. do your self a favor and make sure that before you buy your first you ask the breeder if the snake can be handled with bare hands. and what ever you do dont get a gtp if you plan on ever handleing them. arboreal snakes are more to be seen and not held. hope this helps.

    4 the reccord. i would reccomend a nice bci. they are so cool.
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    Re: arboreal snakes

    Seriously want. Pat, your girl is so purty!
    0.1 ball python (Cleo), 0.1 surinam bcc (Carmen)
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