Best pet snake breeds?

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>>2093936
>snakes
>breeds

>>2093936
Ball (Royal) Python is a good choice.

They are very docile and don't grow too large.

They are really popular pets so you can find lots of info and support for them.

Thinking about a kingsnake, what do you guys think?

>>2093942
Yep that'll work. Most colubrids make fine pets. Strong feeding response on kings though, you have to be careful about not giving snek the idea that hand in tank always = food. They get snippy if they form that association.

What breed would /an recommend?

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>>2093983
considering that snakes don't have breeds, none

>>2093983
How big of a snake do you want?

>>2093979
>Most colubrids make fine pets.
most colubrids are not kept as pets by anyone.

>>2093985
What would you call the different classes?

>>2093990
Nothing I can't handle, and nothing with a bad temper. Size is only relative to how easily I can handle them in public places.

>>2093998
As with every other non-domestic animal on Earth, they are species and subspecies.

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>>2093998
there are colubrids that straight up refuse to eat in die and captivity and plenty that have a temper. There is no reason you should be bringing your snakes out in public, that's poor husbandry bordering on abuse. fuck off.

>>2093990
I meant most of the colubrids available in pet trade.

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>>2094000
Ty, Anon

>>2094004
eat well snekker

>>2093998

Don't bring them out in public.

I'll say start looking at corn snakes. Docile temperament, good feeding response, simple care, don't get very big. I don't recommend ball pythons for first-time reptile owner. Too many new BP owners showing up on forums asking questions they should have asked BEFORE buying snake and taking it home.

>>2094005
>most of the X available in the X trade are fine
It is essential to the basic function of capitalism.

Best but little known snake breeds for beginners:

Boiga dendrophila
Xenodermus javanicus (very cool and easy to keep but a bit pricey!)
Sunbeam snake
Vine snake
Rock Python kinda like a ball python lol
Wild caught coachwhips because captive bred are very inbred and will die
Leaf-nosed snake
Sheltopusik
Dermophis mexicanus
Agkistrodon contortri (lightly venomous like hognoses but more intelligent and easy to handle in public)

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>>2094011

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I think there's something wrong with my pet sink.

/an/s opinion on hognoses?

>>2094036
They are way too cute.

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>>2093936
kingsnake 10/10, super docial, no feeding problems, even during shed. mine is a high white cali king snake and i just fed him ~10mins ago, six months old, 24inchs genderqueer
>pic related i love it

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>>2094167(You)
kingsnakes are also ranked 3rd on best morphs
1~ball python
2~retic python
3~kingsnake
4~vipers
5~???

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>>2094011
>Agkistrodon contortri (lightly venomous like hognoses but more intelligent and easy to handle in public)
what? a fucking copperhead? is this a joke?? Texas here, copperheads put people in hospitals, dont handle it in public baka.
me, my cousin, my friend, and my bestfriend(rip) all were bit by a copperhead, my friend was the only one who decided to try and handle it, also wtf is that giant worm?? and a legless lizzard??
>kill yourself

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>>2094177

honduran milksnakes have some pretty crazy morphs. definitely corn snakes too, especially with the tessera gene.

Milk snakes.
Somewhat skiddish at first though
Best color pattern imo.
My pueblan is a cool little dide hes always dicking around in his cage. Good feeding from him too

>>2094295
Another not is theyre very docile. Pretty over looked imo

just becareful when getting one. my friend got two cornsnakes and they pushed themselves out of his tank. the one poor bastard hurt his jaw on the way down =/ he ended up not making it. the other disappeared then a month later his parents found it on their front lawn while decorating their house for xmas. it was literally the only warm day in late November. he got lucky and the little buggers doing great now. my friend now leaves a 5 pound weight on top of his tank. but yeah corn snakes are cool they can literally fit in the palm of your hand

>>2094011
hopfully the OP won't take this serious

I mean, he is not the brightest light on earth as he showed
>taking snakes out to public places