With your experience you should have no trouble being able to meet the husbandry expectations of either species. I personally like the GTP's as they have a more diverse range of colors and personalities. Many are quite tame, and for the basic cbb animal, less expensive. Three of my four are quite easy to handle and one in particular is more tame than even my cornsnakes. One is pure evil! I'm not as familiar with ETB's, but their care is only slightly different from GTP's. Some are more particular than others to husbandry errors. I believe it's the Northern Basin that is more sensitive....someone who has them will be able to tell you more. I would say both are equally sensitive to husbandry errors. They aren't one that you want to make gross errors for long with, but seeing as you've had different types of pythons, you should have no problem. There are plenty of books out there on both species although if you're going with a GTP (my suggestion-you can't beat them for diversity) I would get Greg Maxwell's "The More Complete Chondro" as a good reference book. Good luck in your search! Did I mention that no two are alike????


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