Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
Great! The thing to remember too, with neonates & hatchlings, is that a few (very few) may also "fail to thrive" for whatever reason, early in life. Various
internal imperfections that NO one can see or predict, but that's part of the reason that "baby" snakes are cheaper. There is less food & maintenance invested in
them, sure, but also the long-term survival increases dramatically, the older they get (like past the first 6 months). I would always recommend yearlings or "older
babies" for pets...they are just stronger & more established to deal with the stress of a new home & a new owner.
I’m pretty set on the yearling every aspect of it sounds better than gambling with a baby. He will only be $20 more. Is it hard to switch a yearling to frozen thawed?


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