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    Re: Newbie questions! Please help

    Quote Originally Posted by bellad0nna87 View Post
    Ok so let me just say thank you so much for your input! Second: I actually was looking at blood pythons before ball pythons and now you’ve reignited that flame for me. I kept seeing people saying they were nippy and nasty, so I got a little turned off. But I do love how chubby they are lol why do you think they make good first time snakes? Is it the eating thing? Bc I’ll be honest that it worries me that BP are super picky.
    Thanks again!


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    Now I'm gonna throw a curve ball your way. I've been lucky I guess, but haven't ever had a picky eater...until now. And he's my Borneo Short Tail Python (often referred to as Borneo Blood Pythons). So, as for picky eaters, BPs are notorious picky eaters, but even species that are typically great eaters have exceptions to the rule. Still, I absolutely LOVE him and am an advocate for bloods/STPs. I will say this, be prepared for a STRONG snake. Those beefy adults have some impressive power. They handle differently than any other species I've handled too.
    Anyway...

    Honestly, get the snake YOU want! If you rely on feedback from us, your head will be spinning and you'll get dizzy reading everybody's opinions.


    There's an expo coming up in July in Philly. http://www.eastcoastreptilesuperexpos.com

    I would go check that out and handle some different BP, bloods, etc... you'll most likely find an animal that just "speaks to you". You'll know if one just feels like the one.
    Last edited by Craiga 01453; 05-04-2018 at 04:41 PM.

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