5 BEST FIRST PET SNAKES #snakes #petsnake #bestsnake
5 BEST FIRST PET SNAKES #snakes #petsnake #bestsnake
Join us as we explore the top 5 best snakes for beginners, ranked from worst to best. Starting with the colorful corn snake, followed by the easily manageable king snakes, the low-maintenance sand boas, the active and hardy rat snakes, and finally the popular and docile ball pythons. Whether you’re a first-time snake owner or a seasoned reptile enthusiast, this video will help you make an informed decision on the best pet snake for you.
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I want a ball python so bad but they’re illegal where i live. I mean so are pitbulls and I… know people who have those.
Sand and rosy boas are the best to ease into it if you’re afraid at all, imo ❤
I wouldn’t recommend a Kenyan sand boa because if I could only have one snake I’d want to be able to see it
Garter snake
My first snake I have one is a corn snake
i’m setting up my ball pythons enclosure as i’m watching this😂 he’s my first snake and i’ve wanted one for years!
Corn snake is a rat snake
Pine snakes and gopher snakes are the best beginner snake to me. Their appetite is crazy, they are super active and more interesting to watch than corn snakes, their enclosure is pretty easy to build and maintain, they’re very bold and inquisitive, and yes their defensive posture is impressive but also really cool and among all of my snakes, earning their trust was the most rewarding feeling.
The idea that they’re mean and cranky really is a myth
No ball pythons are not good pets , cornsnakes are much easier
I used to have a corn snake and it was my first ever snake. Got told it was the best choice and it just bit me every single time I handled it, ik they r supposed to bite a little from time to time but we literally couldn’t even go near it without it tryna bite me 😭😭
Id much rather have a boa then a ball python i think the guyana red tail boa was much easier to take care of and much much for engageing
Ive had 4 snakes in my history, back in dubai, where my siblings were born, i had a burmese python, i lived it but then i had to leave it, then i got my second ever snake years later, it was a female snow corn snake, she lived with me for abt 3 years and i still have her currently, i then got a wild caught dekays brown snake, it was an adult female but it didnt last long, she was abt 5 years old when i got her and she only lived with me for abt a year, she then died from old age, and then i got a male het pastel ball python, i live him, he is such a sweetheart and hes so adorable, i currently only have 2 snakes, the snow cornsnake and the ball python, i love them both so much, ive raised both of them from babies
My second snake was a hognose snake 🐍
My first snake was Burmese python
I have a ball
Go ball pythons we’ve got a ball python snake as our pet he is so cute
Corn snake and rat snake should be 1 after the other because Corn snakes are red rat snakes
My first snake is a ball python, but he’s really picky with his food.
He only eats live rats with dark fur that are slow enough so he can get them. my snake is not very smart or fast so it’s really hard to feed him a good meal.
I honestly would suggest corn snakes as best starter pets because they aren’t picky with they’re diet, and they can thrive in a simple setup
Disagree with BP at number 1.
They go on hunger strikes, they need a more humid and high temp tank. Etc..
Corn and garter snakes I have tied #1
Ball python arent good starting Snake. Mine doesnt eat fot 6 months every year and that is fine. But that for a new owner is in most cases really nerve racking. And a new owner would have to thrown rats away. Because they dont have other snakes
I wish more people would give Carpet Pythons the time of day. Irian Jaya Carpet pythons are basically as hardy as a corn snake and top out around 6ft. That was my wifes 1st snake 9 years ago and now she keeps retics and all sorts of stuff. Anyways, IJ carpet pythons have surprisingly low humidity requirements compared to other members of Morelia. They also do not need it particularly hot. Low to Mid 80s is plenty for the warm side. Unlike some carpet python localities they only really need to be misted if they are shedding. My male hasnt skipped a meal in 9 years. One of the easiest snakes i own. Even my ball python technically takes more work because i have to mist her and she likes to skip meals. It is probably true that it is harder to get bitten by a ball python than a carpet python, but my Carpet python hasnt ever bitten anyone either. He has a fantastic feeding response, but as long as you use your head its easy to manage. He is tap trained and all that too. I mostly keep Burms, retics, and an Afrock. So hes kind of like the training snake since he acts very similarly to the retics.
My first was a wild caught (backyard)
juvenile African House Snake. She was a total sweetie. She only struck and barely bit me the first day.
Once she realized I meant her no harm and was in fact her provider, she tamed down perfectly.
Definitely have a hognose before a ball python.
Из вашего списка у меня есть три – королевский питон, маисовый полоз и техасский полоз леуцист❤
Question can you chill with a corn snake on your neck like a ball python?
Me hanging with my ball python while watching this
Me watching this with my african rock python
If you don’t want your ball pyrhon to go on food strikes I’d suggest a hog island boa as a better pet snake
Can’t believe boas aren’t on this list.
Why corn snakes are the worst
My first one a ball python
Just got ky first ball python how long should i wait to feed him
I only like ball pythons and Mexican black kingsnakes for snakes
Corn snakes are rat snakes, and idc how easy sand boas are, pets that spend 99%of the time underground just ain’t for me
Why would the corn snake be worse out of them all?
Sies man begin met ballpython en dan na corn toe