What type of snake...

[Mike Schultz]

Carpet pythons always catch my eye... especially some of the morphs (I think most morphs are coastal carpet pythons?)

[cassandra]

I know they're "a dime a dozen", but as my corn has matured, he really competes as being my favorite snake. And he's SO - EASY - TO - CARE - FOR....

And oh yeah, he's full of orangey goodness!

[Dcommander]

Boas have some amazing morphs, motley, scoria, albino motley, but all of those are quite expensive...
I was going to say a Labyrinth or Albino Labyrinth Burmese Python, but too big I guess... The albino Labyrinth is worth $575 and the normal is $475 at Bob Clark's Link

[ALee]

The snakes that we have are Corn snakes and they are wonderful !
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[BMorrison]

Go to Preuss brotha, they got a gorgeous sunbeam in right now and she's a smoker!

[TheKingInYellow]

I researched sunbeams (one at a LPS right now) and I'm not sure how to keep them in captivity. Something like 90% humidity, 6-8 inches of burrowing substrate. Seems like most die within six months too.

[TheMolenater2]

The snakes that we have are Corn snakes and they are wonderful !
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Corns are really easy to take care of and are real colorful snakes.

[Colin Vestrand]

personally i always recommend carpet pythons... i actually have a yearling black and yellow jungle i'm looking to get rid of too.
but seriously, they make a great pet for beginners and advanced keepers alike.

[Schlyne]

I'd go for a corn or kingsnake. There's a huge variety of colors and patterns out there.

[spix14]

I'd suggest a Carpet python too. They have some beautiful colors, lots of locales to choose from, and aren't much more difficult than a BP in terms of care. GTPs are a bit of a jump from BPs but if you feel you're ready for one then go for it.