I'm looking to expand my "family". I currently own the sweetest ball python IN THE WHOLE WORLD, though I count on extra experiance with her because she's been a really reluctant feeder and I've had to work with her a lot on that. I also have a bearded dragon. This spring, I am getting a brazilian rainbow boa, and later this summer, I'm looking into crested geckos. So, you see, I have my hands full! Plus, I have school and orchestra and a bunch of other stuff in between.



I really like the idea of keeping snakes in sweater boxes. I have my BP in one now. It's easier to clean (meaning I will clean it more often), and easy to move if needed. Not to mention its cheaper and I won't hesitate to get another if the one I have doesn't fit perfectly.



So.... I'm thinking about another snake, before the boa. I was thinking maybe a cornsnake.... Anyways, any suggestions as to a snake that is easy maitenance-wise, doesn't get too big, could live in a properly-sized sweater box, and isn't super expensive.



Thanks to all!!! I will thoroughly research all of your suggestions. I ALWAYS do my homework when it comes to reptile researching.
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CrazyForHerps

0.1 Ball Python, Culebra (Cu)

1.0 Bearded Dragon, unnamed (waiting for me in CA!)

1.0 Tabby cat, Iraland (Ira)

Various feeder rats

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• Types of snakes for intermediate owner? - CrazyForHerps, Wed Jan 21 20:14:17 2009
• RE: Types of snakes for intermediate owner? - choppergreg74, Wed Jan 21 20:23:13 2009
• RE: Types of snakes for intermediate owner? - markg, Thu Jan 22 14:20:23 2009
• RE: Types of snakes for intermediate owner? - choppergreg74, Thu Jan 22 20:02:57 2009
• RE: You're right - markg, Fri Jan 23 14:41:31 2009
• RE: Types of snakes for intermediate owner? - dekaybrown, Mon Feb 2 10:51:51 2009
• RE: Types of snakes for intermediate owner? - CrazyForHerps, Mon Feb 2 23:10:05 2009