I'd recommend skipping the scrub for now. They are big, strong, semi-arboreal snakes that are well known for testing their keepers. Baby scrubs aren't very forgiving of husbandry errors, and bites from adult animals are painful & can be dangerous, as they often have a tendency to strike towards the face/eyes.

Not to sound condescending, but quite frankly if you were all studied up on scrub pythons & what it takes to properly keep them, you'd have come across some good resources for CBB scrubs in your research.

They are not a beginner species...they're very much on the advanced-side-of-intermediate herp keeping, simply for their potential to grow very large & inflict extremely painful, slashing bites.

On the other hand, the various scrub python species are extremely beautiful animals that make challenging & rewarding captives for the thoroughly prepared & experienced herpetoculturist.

Just my $.02

K~