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    Baird's Rat Snake


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    Re: Just for fun: What is in your opinion, an ideal second snake?

    You really can't beat a carpet python imo. They're beautiful display snakes but also fun to handle. The husbandry is very similar to a BP and they come in a variety of sizes and colors. They're definitely my favorite species to work with.I think every snake keeper needs at one carpet in the collection.
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    A boa! Specifically a smaller locality or a normal BCI male (usually stay around 6'). Boas are easy keepers, good feeders, and usually have good personalities, but require bigger housing, and thus, make a good second snake.

    I actually got my first boa before my first BP. I LOVE my boas and actually enjoy handling them far more than my BPs. None have a bad personality or are defensive and they are all curious and like to climb and explore while out.
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    Re: Just for fun: What is in your opinion, an ideal second snake?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kira View Post
    Well since you already have a ball python, I think it would be fun to get some kind of display snake like a carpet python or a green tree python!
    Yeah, that's what I did. And Carpets aren't even hard to really care for. They are great snakes!

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    well if not another BP...

    a Mexican Black Kingsnake! shiny, jet black awesomeness.



    very easy husbandry. they're active and displays well.
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    Re: Just for fun: What is in your opinion, an ideal second snake?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ax01 View Post
    well if not another BP...

    a Mexican Black Kingsnake! shiny, jet black awesomeness.



    very easy husbandry. they're active and displays well.
    Yes I actually do really like MBKs! They are one of my favorites

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    you should get a boa because they are lots of fun and are a bigger species than ball pythons but still not as big or as expensive to care for as a true giant like a retic or burm.
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    Re: Just for fun: What is in your opinion, an ideal second snake?

    Quote Originally Posted by dylan815 View Post
    you should get a boa because they are lots of fun and are a bigger species than ball pythons but still not as big or as expensive to care for as a true giant like a retic or burm.
    I have considered that too, boas are truly beautiful
    Last edited by Joci; 10-03-2017 at 03:00 PM.

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    Re: Just for fun: What is in your opinion, an ideal second snake?

    Quote Originally Posted by Joci View Post
    I have considered that too, boas are truly beautiful
    I love both of mine so much. they are the perfect snake to just chill with because they are active enough to be fun but not so much that they will tire you out like a really flighty Retic would. Plus a manageable size of 5-7 or so feet they can be easily handled by one person with ease.
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