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crtoon83
at Mon Oct 18 01:32:36 2004 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by crtoon83 ]
for a class room I would DEFINATELY say a corn or a rat. The #1 snake I would reccomend is a licorice stick black rat snake. These things are so freakin docile and calm its crazy! Mine has NEVER attempted to strike at me, has never rattled her tail, or anything - from the day i got her in the mail. I have heard that about all of them. They look pretty cool also.
I've also been told the same about leucistic BLACK rat snakes. The Leucistic Texans have an attitude i've been told.
However you can get a hatchling licorice stick for about $75, yearling for $125. Leucistic black is closer to $200, leucistc texas about $75 I think. But yeah in a classroom setting i'd say the licorice stick black rat snake. They're wonderful.
Or a corn snake. that will work nicely as well.
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RE: Advantages of different beginner snakes? - crtoon83, Mon Oct 18 01:32:36 2004