Or the closely-related & VERY similar "Australian spotted python"- mine is currently about 15 years old, & a mere 4' long- PERFECT. (these get slightly bigger than Children's, very similar otherwise)Originally Posted by Homebody
But if you're talking about "pythons" be prepared to explain...they don't all become huge snakes, but so many people think ONLY of giant pythons. The "best" python (or snake) is the one your landlord ALLOWS. Please never try to sneak in & hide a pet in a rental apartment or house- it doesn't end well one way or another, & gives snake-keepers & animal lovers a bad name, besides.
While I don't currently keep ball pythons, I suppose we should include them in the list of good options, but being heavy-bodied, a misguided landlord or neighbor might confuse them with larger pythons. Then again, they might think Antaresia (Children's, Spotteds) are "baby anacondas" too?
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