snake recommendations

>>2047799
Looks like a ball python morph.
Anyways best snake is either a corn or a ball python, you'll probably have more luck with a ball python.

>>2047799
that appears to be a blue eyed leucistic ball python. it is an expensive morph of the regular ball python.

snake recommendations for beginners; I recommend colubrids (corns, milks, kings) or the small boids (rosy boa, kenyan sand boa). ball pythons are kinda fussy to deal with for a first snake because of their humidity requirements and also their feeding reluctance.

>>2047806
It's funny my biggest bally gets weird about food here and there, but if he doesn't take it my littlest ball python will eat it, he'll eat anything, I've given him a small rat and then when the bigger one didn't eat his rat I gave it to the little one and he ate it right away.

Milks, corns, gophers, ball python, Kings, hog nose. Commonly referred to as beginner snakes. I recommend gophers. A blizzard morph gopher will be pure white like your pic.

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>>2047799
Why not get a Varanid? A monitor lizard is smarter, has character, and comes when called. All a snake does is eat and sit around smelling up the place. I find snakes interesting but boring pets.

>>2048069
A Varanid is a very high maintenance pet and not at all suitable for any beginner reptile keeper, and most people in general.

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>>2048198
Wrong, once established everything gets easier and the fun begins. Not any harder than a large dog, a large dog can really hurt or kill someone, shits everywhere, high vet bills, takes up lots of space too, as well as eats a lot. A small to medium sized monitor isn't too hard to keep, nothing like keeping a chameleon or salt water aquarium. Vet bills are rare, you can walk them on a leash and some enjoy being around their owners. He should look into Ackies, but there are no beginner monitors just some, like the croc monitor, are high risk. Pit bulls are high risk, so are large constrictor snakes like reticulated pythons. Boring, almost lifeless snake or very alert and intelligent lizard, the choice is his.

>>2048069
>>2048411
t. someone who doesn't even own a monitor and just spews retarded misinformation

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>>2048412
Yes I do faggot

>>2048428
you literally saved pics of that one namefag's monitor and pretend it's your own?

pathetic

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>>2048412
Snakes get boring real fast, maybe this person would like something more interesting. Not spreading misinformation you dumb cunt. Sealed enclosure, 2' of substrate, mid to high humidity and lots of food. Basking temps up to 150f and a little courage to work past the attitude. There is varanus.net to ask for help, or read through old posts. Snakes are cool on discovery channel but boring to me.

That's a baby ball python, some form of leucism, impossible to tell exact morph just by looking.
>>2048069
No. No. No. Monitors are great pets for an experienced keeper, definitely not for someone just getting into reptiles.

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>>2047882
>I recommend gophers.

King browns make excellent pets, also red belly blacks

>>2047799
Where is a good place to get reptiles online?

>>2047799
>What snake is this? I need to know because I only want a snake that looks cool, and I want this one.
How about not getting a snake?