I've always really wanted to get a snek friend but the Whole

Oh yea. Also the kind of snake I want is probably somthing small like a corn snake.

>>2193181
>anthropomorphizing

>>2193185
What did you call me?

yiff in hell

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Feed it vegan then.

Just kidding. Get over it or don't get a snake until you do.


>my snabber's face when

>>2193181
If you're not vegetarian, most of the animals you eat didn't mate before they died either.
Also, feed frozen thawed mice.

>>2193207
Dude.
For real.
That's the cutest fucking snake I've ever seen.

Snakes are also not the easiest pet to have because they get mites, which I hear are nearly impossible to get rid of. I imagine exposing them to feeder mice all the time raises the chances of them getting the mites, idk.

>>2193188
anon said that you should not have high expectations from a reptile to have personality

>>2193430
Well for one I don't expect it too, but to an extent all animals have personality.

And the point of my post was more or less that I didn't want to have to feed baby mice to a snake.

>>2193207
Omg pls more pics

Get a spider and feed it pesky, little insects instead.

>>2193471
I've actually planed on breeding tarantulas. Their babies are the cutest fucking things.

>>2193181
Get a ring necked snake
They eat bugs

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>>2193374
>>2193450

Well, if you insist.

They'll be varying a bit, just grabbed a few from like 2014 to now.

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>>2193619

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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>>2193619
>>2193620

>>2193621
>>2193620
>>2193619
Where does one go about purchasing one of these white wonders? And how big of a tank and stuff would I need?

>>2193638

I got them at a Petsmart/PetCo. Wouldn't suggest it, as I recently learned about how scummy their suppliers can be.

You can google everything you need for corn snakes. They're very beginner friendly.

I'd say $200-300 for set up if you by everything upfront.

I've kept snakes for well over a decade. You can't function and continue to feel sympathy for their food. The best advice I can give you is buying frozen mice/rats and thawing them prior to feeding it. I've been doing so for the past 6 years, I will never go back to live feeding. The only negative is half of my freezer is rats.

If you are looking for quality captive bred snakes, I suggest browsing the classifieds on kingsnake.com, find a snake you like and google the breeder. Most of them post on species specific snake forums and you can really examine the person's online presence to see if you want to give them your business. Snakes are a big commitment and can live over 20 years.

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California king snakes are easy beginner snakes

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Rubber Boas are my absolute favorite snake
there also native to my area of Utah