The Best Beginner Snake 

That’s so nice I have little dogs , I want snake 🐍 do you think it dangerous to have them together as my 3 pets ???

@@Moonhecate probably. Find out more.

@@Moonhecate If it's a ball python, I'd be far more concerned about the snake than the dog, even if it's a smaller dog. Ball pythons tend to "bal up" and stay still rather than fight or flee. They have very small teeth and are very slow moving. My ball python even as an adult (3-4 feet long, 3-8 lbs) wouldn't be able to contend with my cats, they would just hunt him. Hope that helps. They are very docile, shy creatures and prefer to hide than fight. I never take out my ball python or either of my geckos around my cats because my cats could seriously injure them.

@@jinelbrito8737 so you think there is no problem

⁠​⁠@@Moonhecate I wouldn’t leave them alone together because it only takes one accident to lose a pet forever. The python will probably see the dog as a predator since it’s too big to be prey, but if your dog is a natural hunter then it might try to attack the snake. Even if the dog is only curious, the snake might fight back if they feel threatened enough. It’s best if you have a snake room that the dogs can’t get into, but if you don’t have the space then try to keep them as separate as possible so you don’t have to worry about that small chance of something going wrong. Make sure the snake can’t get out of and the dog can’t get into the enclosure and you’ll be fine. Edit: i just noticed that you didn’t say what kind of snake so in case you didn’t mean a ball python specifically I’ll add this: only really big constrictors like large pythons are going to be a threat to even a little dog, but the tiniest dog has sharp enough teeth to mess up any snake pretty badly

My CRTB is my first (and only, so far) snake. Sophie is 12 years old now. For me, she's great. We walk around with her, she sleeps on us, and is the most peaceful pet I've ever had. Snakes are, by and large, very chill animals, and simplistic. Also methodical. They've always been easier for me to understand cause of that.

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I found a Boaedon capensis outside my house a few months ago.

lamo snakist. theyre really great. food response is out of control, i use a wii remote to block their strikes in the evening

@@leafystreet Can you target train them, then, since they're both smart and have a very strong feeding response?

@@fatal_pastry1176 yea i may need to

@@leafystreet when are they gonna have snake babies !!

antaresia are freakin awsome, I'll likely get some. Would love some Savus as well. Bredlis are beauties, not a ton of ppl in the states keep them but they seem dope

​​@@leafystreet for some reason I couldn't leave a normal comment unless replying to someone but that African Grey parrot making a kitten mew was so freaking cute omg

well said. and unique too! most ppl have never met one

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Another great alternative to Ball Pythons is corn snakes. Like African house snakes, they thrive at room temp (with a basking bulb of course) and human-preferred humidity ranges, and they eat very well. One downside of them relative to african house snakes is that corn snakes are larger, and thus require a larger enclosure. I'm really glad that my first snake, that I got at age 12, was a cornsnake and not a ball python. He's still going strong, but I had to leave him behind when I moved to Hawaii for graduate school (in Hawaii it is illegal to keep snakes as pets).

You made a great choice. Congrats!

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WOOOO.Congrats. you wont be disappointed

U like them they just seem expensive or hard to find for me I want a -t albino but there ether sold out or way expensive I was at a expo today and saw one for like 600 I’m 14 and want a snake that’s a no

Ur gunna be golden