i got a baby corn snake recently and am interested in getting another type of snake also. whats a good species for someone new to snakes, and that doesnt get bigger than 10 feet. thanks
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1.0 alb. okeetee "Grissom"
1.0 Pit Crew's Sun and Shadow "Vanyel"
0.1 CH Grey Castle Hot Tamale "Willow"
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good beginner boa
amayon
Aug 08, 2005 04:22 AM
Replies (3)
taylorgilbert
Aug 08, 2005 10:39 PM
well almost no boas get larger then 10 ft except anacondas and peruvians ( i think) but u also may want to look at carpet pythons, jungles and irain jayas dont normaly get over 6 for jungles and 5 for ijs but dont listen to me i am a little bias
but if you are going to get a locality type boa get it from gus rentfro (riobravo) he is the best when it comes to that
hope it helps
taylor
amayon
Aug 09, 2005 12:20 AM
can you give me links to those boas? are columbian redtails a good beginner boa? would prefer someone in Oregon state but if none, will accept farther away
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1.0 alb. okeetee "Grissom"
1.0 American Pit Bull Terrier "Vanyel"
0.1 Somali "Willow"
sprastr
Aug 10, 2005 04:58 PM
Columbian redtails are probably the best option for a start into larger boids. They generally have a very good temper and can be handled easily. The link to those locality boas is www.riobravoreptiles.com. Have fun and good luck.
