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I've had this empty 20 gallon long tank (30"long x 12" x 12" ) since January. Several times I've been tempted to buy some new herp tenants for it, but I've restrained myself. I am getting an itch to buy some new snake,preferably something that could live its adult life in this cage. What would you suggest and why?

I do have some herp experience as currently I have a pair of jungle carpet pythons, a pair of Kenyan sand boas, a pair of crested geckos, and a leopard gecko.

Thanks for your suggestions ahead of time.

I'd reccomend more sand boas. Or maybe rosy boas.
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And if you don't want more ground boas... you must be crazy! But I think african house snakes, which are colubrids, stay small enough for a 20 long. Some of the smaller kingsnakes might too. And hognose snakes.

A corn snake!!! Everybody needs at least one. If you buy a yearling, it'll be through with it's jumpy stage and could live happily in a 20L the rest of its life. They're a lot of fun because they're very active and love exploring...pretty exciting to handle! They're also easy to take care of, show a lot of personality, and come in a wide variety of color morphs for very low prices...corn, definitely.

~Kristine