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Thank you so much for all of your help in answering my questions on being able to handle different milks. You are all so awesome, and a big help to a new person in the "snake field." My only question is that I've seen Sinaloan(Hope I spelled that right) milks, and find them fascinating. Would they be as laid back, and tolerate handling?
Mike
Yes, in my opinion, Sinaloans are very easy to handle for beginners. For me, they have been much calmer than pueblans and hondurans. They are a wise choice for milks and I really think you would enjoy having one.
Take care!
Billy
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I own a 2 year old sinaloan, and he was my first snake. I can't say anything bad about him! I call him the "snake ambassador" since I can trust him in just about any situation. I really can say sinaloans are a great beginner snake.
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