Quote Originally Posted by Frost33 View Post
I recently lost my ball python due to it not eating and assist feeding it too late I really liked the breeds slow moving nature. They take a bit of work to keep their cage at the proper temps, humidity, etc, but she was very cool. My daughter has taken the death pretty hard and I'm looking to buy a new snake in the near future. I'm not sold on getting another BP and I'm considering a corn.

From reading it seems that corns are much easier to take care of, but what has me concerned is their fast moving nature. Do corns slow down as they get older? Or do they stay pretty active throughout their lives?

Thanks in advance.
Sorry to hear about your ball python .Well corns are nice also.It really depends on the snake as each has its own "attitude" in the flighty area lol.I have had babies that were calm(once they realized your not going to eat them lol) and i have had spaztic adults .In my opinion the more they are handled the more they realize your not danger .The temps are easier to keep(80ish) when compared to ball pythons.If you decide to buy a corn look around before deciding as they come in tons of colors lol.