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    Re: new snake suggestions

    Quote Originally Posted by Craiga 01453 View Post
    I just picked up my Bredli girl a few months ago and wish I got into morellia a lot sooner. She's awesome. A male would definitely stay under 7' and most females will too.
    She was well under $300 too.
    i want a tree python/boa so bad but they’re expensive and i wont deny that im fearful of their bite


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    Maybe a woma. They don’t get 7ft, my male was close to 5ft two molds ago, but they check out most of the other boxes you have. I have two one is a sweetheart. The other does the sneaky bite woma thing.
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    Re: new snake suggestions

    Quote Originally Posted by AzJohn View Post
    Maybe a woma. They don’t get 7ft, my male was close to 5ft two molds ago, but they check out most of the other boxes you have. I have two one is a sweetheart. The other does the sneaky bite woma thing.
    not a fan of womas looks unfortunately


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    Re: new snake suggestions

    Quote Originally Posted by baldegale View Post
    i want a tree python/boa so bad but they’re expensive and i wont deny that im fearful of their bite


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    Fortunately, despite their crazy fangs, ETBs are about the least likely snake to bite you, even less so than balls, in my experience anyway.
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    Re: new snake suggestions

    Quote Originally Posted by wnateg View Post
    Fortunately, despite their crazy fangs, ETBs are about the least likely snake to bite you, even less so than balls, in my experience anyway.
    /really?/ hmph. theyve always scared the heck outta me.


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    Re: new snake suggestions

    Quote Originally Posted by baldegale View Post
    /really?/ hmph. theyve always scared the heck outta me.


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    Yea, they're super calm. You can grab right off the perch, not head shy, and you can get them for under $300. They definitely dont get near 7ft though.

    Edit: though I should clarify, the ones for under $300 are probably field collected, so if you dont want to support that, youd probably need to pay more.

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    Re: new snake suggestions

    I’d just go with a male Columbian boa or a Central American.


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    Re: new snake suggestions

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    I’d just go with a male Columbian boa or a Central American.


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    central american is what i was thinking initially, one of the island locales. but i feel like they lack the activeness that im looking for


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    Quote Originally Posted by baldegale View Post
    central american is what i was thinking initially, one of the island locales. but i feel like they lack the activeness that im looking for


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    They’re active occasionally just typically at night. Honestly most snakes aren’t going to be overly “active”, especially large bodied snakes. My boa will cruise around his cage occasionally and they will utilize climbing areas if provided. You could get a colony of garters if you want something active haha
    Also, boas are active when you have them out. They’re much more inquisitive than ball pythons imo


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    Re: new snake suggestions

    Quote Originally Posted by MarkL1561 View Post
    They’re active occasionally just typically at night. Honestly most snakes aren’t going to be overly “active”, especially large bodied snakes. My boa will cruise around his cage occasionally and they will utilize climbing areas if provided. You could get a colony of garters if you want something active haha
    Also, boas are active when you have them out. They’re much more inquisitive than ball pythons imo


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    yeah i know colubrids are the way to go, i have wanted a garter colony for about a year now but wouldnt work well in this enclosure i dont think, due to their love for water and knack for escaping.

    i have too many conflicts of interest honestly, i want something weighty, but something thats also active and fun to watch. its unfortunate that most boas and pythons are essentially pet rocks


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