I have been have a lot of years as a lizard owner and I am finally going to buy my first snake.
What type of Pythons generally tame the easiest? At what are some of the slightly smaller species?
Thanks Steve
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What Pythons generally have tame the easiest?
Vargas
Oct 07, 2003 09:12 PM
Replies (2)
maiden_canada
Oct 08, 2003 02:18 PM
ball pythons. they are VERY tame ive never been bitten by mine and its never even tried to bite me. they get about 4 feet, female likely 4.5-5 feet and are very easy to take care of. search ball python care sheet on google.
DarciGibson
Oct 09, 2003 01:13 PM
Steve,
Ball pythons start out the shoot with nice temperment on average. They max at around 4-6 ft. Biggest issue is the feeding issues you can have with imported specimens. So make sure you witness the little bugger eat or buy captive breed from a reputable source.
I'm not sure about temperment and such but the Children's Pythons only get to about 3 feet max but again buy a well started snake because they can feeding issues too as hatchlings. at least thats what I've been told.
Hope this helps,
Darci
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