Reptile that likes colder climates

[Michelle-07]

Hi,
the title is probably a little bit weird, but I have a question guys... Do you know any reptile that likes colder temperatures as crested geckos do? But without the high humdity requirements... I'm gonna have a bp next year, so it isn't about "not being able to pay" a heat source, just wondering... Thank you for answering

[Hannahshissyfix]

Black milk snakes are hard to find but awesome.

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[Michelle-07]

Didn't know about their existence, but they look amazing. Sadly not savailable in here, I've searched now.. But thank you!

[MissterDog]

Russian rat snakes

[Bogertophis]

Garter snakes, Moellendorf's rat snake (64*-77*), Thai/red bamboo rat snake, Mandarin rat snake (60-80* max, 70* "room temp." ideal), Korean rat snakes (70-80*)

[Starscream]

Most Asian rat snakes, American colubrids. I'm not really into lizards so don't know what would classify there.

[Michelle-07]

thank you everyone I checked all of them and they're beautiful

[Bogertophis]

thank you everyone I checked all of them and they're beautiful

Yes, though some of them are best for experienced keepers. Also, not sure exactly what temps. you're wanting, but corn snakes do very well at our normal room
temperature (70-72* F) with minimal heat (UTH in one corner w/ hide) at 85* F. Same goes for our (U.S.) black rat snakes & their variations. I just noticed you're
'not from around here' (LOL)...some European snakes might also be a good fit? I always wanted a Four-lined rat snake but it's been a while...I'm pretty sure
they do best at cooler temps. also.

[Michelle-07]

Sent a PM again, but you probably have a full storage

[Bogertophis]

Sent a PM again, but you probably have a full storage

Yup...what can I say? All better now...