Best Beginner Snake Challenge | Ball Python Vs Corn Snake 

I agree for what I hear I am planning on getting a snake

Congratulations man, it sounds like you've dove a great job as a care taker even as a come

haha so true

Just a smidge😅😂

@@bennysum8252 Apparently they're not exactly as picky as BPs, yeah.

I personally dont get why people care about eating. I mean I understand you could get scared if you didn't know they very picky eaters, but in that case you didnt do enough research. But if you know about it then why?!

totally agree:)

@@WickensWickedReptiles Thank You 😊

in very extreme cases perhaps

getting closer to that 50K ;)

@@WickensWickedReptiles glad to hear it man! keep up the great content.

I was planning on moving to Alaska and I’m worried about that too!

what u mean

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@@francescovoh9589 They can go on hunger strikes for generally weeks to a few months, due to generally unknown reasons though its possible to figure out

YamiNoSensei13 I’ve only had ball pythons

I know it sound cruel, but that's like one of the reason for me to get a ball python so i don't need to feed them every week, though i don't know when that'll happen and when it'll end.

@Ainsleigh Stoveken thanks

You can definitely put them into a 40 right away! Make sure you give them plenty of hides and cover though so they aren’t too exposed

thanks so much!

very cool

nice!

Thanks for sharing, I purchased a baby Pueblan milksnake, and still shes musking and peeing on me, still working with her. I had a Cali King about 12 years ago, that snake was awesome he never once musked on me, maybe I'll look at getting a Mexican black king snake 👌🏼😄

@@sbentsen2714 Keep working with the milksnake eventually she will trust you. My cal King I just lift his hut 🛖 up and I take him. Never bites or musks I have him since he was only six weeks and even in the beginning he was not scared. Never refuses a meal. All good sheds. No musking and no biting. And I mean Never and he was born June 29 2020 and I have him since August 24 2020. He really is so friendly. My grandmother is 78 and even takes him. He's 1m15cm now so still some growing up to do.👍

They’re not good for beginners. They’re not really bred in captivity and considering how active they are and how large they get they’d need a massive enclosure to thrive.

Anery

Depends on the size of the snake

ah, agree to disagree. A couple of my BPs, especially Medusa are active and fun to watch. Anyway, thanks for watching and commenting:)

Mine ball python is active, they are "stones" if not given the opportunity and right environment. Do you think in nature they just sit... Yes during the day but of course at night they go out and move, climb and junt

cool cool

For future reference please don’t buy animals from PetSmart, they’re not a good company to support (and often sell sick animals). Shipping reptiles is a much better option. Or going to a reptile expo, or checking Craigslist, or finding a reputable local petstore or breeder.

@@nightinggale6470 PetSmart is hardly the devil. There are much, much worse places to go.

@@joshualandry3160 you clearly don’t know much about PetSmart, they’re one of the worst places you could get an animal from. They get their animals from mills. They usually have terrible husbandry and frequently sell sick animals. They absolutely should not be supported. If you do a little bit of research it’s easy to dig up tons of dirt on them.

@@nightinggale6470 Wait until you learn that most "mom and pop shops" get their animals from the same vendors. The hate really isn't justified. I think it is also fair to point out that Emily from Sake Discovery used to work at one and she has no issues about shopping there.

@@joshualandry3160 hence why I said reputable local petstores. Some are shitty, some aren’t. Just need to find out where they source their animals before buying from them. And even if you can’t find a good local pet store, you can find a reputable breeder or an animal being rehomed. Does Emily have no issues with buying supplies from PetSmart, or live animals? Regardless, Emily isn’t the best example of doing the right thing. Many of her setups are inadequate and she has some misinformation, particularly in her ball python setup video.

Couldn’t disagree more, ball pythons are great pets even for beginners.

@@WickensWickedReptiles yeah and you only think that because you have only kept a few speices of snake. You don't know the difference between a Gonyosoma prasinum and a hole in the ground 😂

Princess Cathy that comment is so pretentious it almost seems like sarcasm

@@WickensWickedReptiles for real though. Ball pythons are not even in the conversation as far as best beginner snakes. I like your content but your lack of knowledge sometimes is extremely irritating, especially seen as you act like you know what your talking about

Princess Cathy to tell someone they have a lack of knowledge because they think a ball python is a great beginner snake is ridiculous. You come off as extremely arrogant. I’m not interested in catering to self proclaimed experts. If you think you’ve got this superior knowledge base, keep scrolling. Move on.