I'd go with corns. They're very hardy, no special humidity, always eat, endless colors to choose from, stay a decent size, not too big, very docile. My second choice on the list would be the children's/spotted python. From what I hear they are wonderful animals, stay small, easy to care for, but I've never had one to offer personal experience.

IF your experienced with snakes get which ever one you really want. IF your decesion is based on from novice to more experienced, then I'd go with in order, 1.Cornsnake, 2.childrens/spotted python, 3.Ball python, and then 4.Rainbow boa being the one on the list with the most specialized care and upkeep. Here is a photo of one of my adult cornsnakes. This is an 02 Butter cornsnake, at around 39-40 inchs.Take care,



Steve

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• If you had to pick between.... - true_fire_owner, Sun Aug 29 22:29:52 2004
• My choice and why - crtoon83, Sun Aug 29 23:10:50 2004
• Well if you're gonna post colubrid pix i will too :P lol - crtoon83, Mon Aug 30 12:51:03 2004
• RE: If you had to pick between.... - Steve_Craig, Mon Aug 30 09:22:50 2004
• RE: If you had to pick between.... - newherpaddict, Mon Aug 30 09:38:09 2004
• RE: If you had to pick between.... - Everlight389, Mon Aug 30 14:31:29 2004
• the fox snake - nevermore, Mon Aug 30 21:18:07 2004
• RE: the fox snake - Everlight389, Tue Aug 31 07:46:19 2004
• RE: the fox snake - nevermore, Thu Sep 2 04:27:16 2004
• I totally agree w/ Steve! np - Tigergenesis, Mon Aug 30 11:33:55 2004
• It depends. . . - althea, Mon Aug 30 23:04:26 2004
• Another thing on childrens pythons.... - crtoon83, Tue Aug 31 22:36:20 2004
• RE: If you had to pick between.... - Raven01, Tue Aug 31 11:48:28 2004