Heavy Rain| Greenheart Stables |
| Yeah, go to expos and even then see if they'll let you handle the snake, cheak for mites or mucus dripping from the mouth, if they look dehydrated or on the thin side. Always get the enclosure ready ( learned that the hard way) and go ahead and invest in a 5 x 2 x 2 PVC enclosures if you get one of the "bigger" breeds. Research above all and even then be prepared for the chance you might not get what you want ( EX: a extremely defensive snake) |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| Don't know a lot but I know pebble loves to dig in sand and that's about it lol |
| Painted Perfection |
| Brook, I live in Ny with a ball python. Just make sure whatever room you keep them in has sufficient heat and you have heat lamps on the tanks etc. Dont use hesting pads as that can cause risks of burns for the snakes |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| My uncle breeds snakes, that's how I know about his little and boa names pebble lol, shes my favorite |
| Monstera Way Stable |
| Thanks RiverView! I kinda figured, just started getting paranoid that I was somehow clicking a button wrong. |
| Painted Perfection |
| If you do chose to.. check out reptile expos.. do not go to petco or petsmart and buy snakes and terrariums there. They will not give you the correct information about them as often times they have no clue what certain speices need |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| I feel like another thing I would worry about though is I live in Maine and its always cold here and I would worry about a heater not being warm enough for a sand boa |
| Painted Perfection |
| Brook, I'd definitely do your research on snakes and then ask any breeders you can in reguards to making 100% sure you're gunna be okay with feeding and caring for them. Theyre a long time commitment and many speices get played off as easy beginner snakes (at most box store pet stores) and theyre way more complicated and not meant for beginners. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Wait I was wrong I was thinking about freshly mottled crawdads but some snakes do eat insects lol |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| ooo, this has opened my eyes lol, I never got one only because I refused to kill a mouse, will definitely look into that. Thank you Luna! |
| Painted Perfection |
| Im experienced with Snakes though so I know how to feed live and don't have issues. Which is a good thing since my girl doesnt like frozen |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Brook Nope, all snakes can be switched to frozen thawed unless they have other dietary requirements. Like garter snakes who eat guppy fish and for enrichment purposes need them live. Or the ones that eat freshly molted insects |
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| Greenheart Stables |
| Yeah, go to expos and even then see if they'll let you handle the snake, cheak for mites or mucus dripping from the mouth, if they look dehydrated or on the thin side. Always get the enclosure ready ( learned that the hard way) and go ahead and invest in a 5 x 2 x 2 PVC enclosures if you get one of the "bigger" breeds. Research above all and even then be prepared for the chance you might not get what you want ( EX: a extremely defensive snake) |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| Don't know a lot but I know pebble loves to dig in sand and that's about it lol |
| Painted Perfection |
| Brook, I live in Ny with a ball python. Just make sure whatever room you keep them in has sufficient heat and you have heat lamps on the tanks etc. Dont use hesting pads as that can cause risks of burns for the snakes |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| My uncle breeds snakes, that's how I know about his little and boa names pebble lol, shes my favorite |
| Monstera Way Stable |
| Thanks RiverView! I kinda figured, just started getting paranoid that I was somehow clicking a button wrong. |
| Painted Perfection |
| If you do chose to.. check out reptile expos.. do not go to petco or petsmart and buy snakes and terrariums there. They will not give you the correct information about them as often times they have no clue what certain speices need |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| I feel like another thing I would worry about though is I live in Maine and its always cold here and I would worry about a heater not being warm enough for a sand boa |
| Painted Perfection |
| Brook, I'd definitely do your research on snakes and then ask any breeders you can in reguards to making 100% sure you're gunna be okay with feeding and caring for them. Theyre a long time commitment and many speices get played off as easy beginner snakes (at most box store pet stores) and theyre way more complicated and not meant for beginners. |
| Greenheart Stables |
| Wait I was wrong I was thinking about freshly mottled crawdads but some snakes do eat insects lol |
| Slow Stream Stables |
| ooo, this has opened my eyes lol, I never got one only because I refused to kill a mouse, will definitely look into that. Thank you Luna! |
| Painted Perfection |
| Im experienced with Snakes though so I know how to feed live and don't have issues. Which is a good thing since my girl doesnt like frozen |
| Greenheart Stables |
| @Brook Nope, all snakes can be switched to frozen thawed unless they have other dietary requirements. Like garter snakes who eat guppy fish and for enrichment purposes need them live. Or the ones that eat freshly molted insects |
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