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depends on a lot of factors

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Posted by: AaronBayer at Wed Jun 20 11:08:49 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by AaronBayer ]  
   

really depends on your budget, experience, amount of time on your hands, and the size you're looking for.

the cheapest and easiest would be rough green snakes... dirt cheap, easy to care for, amazing climbers, and they eat crickets.

some more difficult and high end animals would be something like an emerald tree boa.

my personal fav arboreal is the red-tailed green rat snake, but that species is absolutely not for beginners.

people will be able to help more once you can narrow the margins of what you're looking for.


   

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