I followed her channel a while ago. But she was far too upbeat and happy for my miserable self at the time. I'll maybe give her a fairer shot.
Thank you very much. He's a little stunnerOh wow, they're gorgeous!The colours on that ball!
They're rear fanged but their venom is very very very mild. The only beige thing on this earth you'll never get bored of.
Man I love hognoses. I don’t keep snakes but if I ever had one it’d be a hognoseThe obvious 2 that everyone will tell you are corn snakes and ball pythons. But corns come with a whole lot of stigma (unfairly) attached to them. People almost treat them as throwaway animals because they're so affordable. They're absolutely awesome snakes, but sadly they've been tarnished due to their popularity. It would be very easy to become disillusioned when keeping one and covet something more "advanced"... Such a shame as they're so so cool.
Ball pythons can be trouble feeders. If you've invested in a high end morph and it goes off its food for months at a time it will make the whole experience terrifying and miserable. I'd advise a little experience before putting yourself through that. On the flip side, if you get one that takes prey every time it's a great snake for handling.
The cutest wee snake on the planet is a western hognose. Very few snakes feel like these to touch. They're short and chunky. Never miss a feed. And that nose!
I'd also recommend a grey banded kingsnake (the grey and orange one I have) as pretty as any king or milk but as gentle as a corn. They really are my favourite snakes.
Hopefully that wasn't total waffle
They have the cutest little snoots to boop
Yeah. So cuteeeee!
Thank youThey're beautiful! Very nice colours!
Do it
They're awesome wee guysThank you!! Not many people have the guts to admit to having a soft spot for corns. I love ringnecks too but sadly living in the UK I've never even seen one in captivity nevermind the wild. The mud snakes from the southern states are dream snakes for me too (that red underside!!) but as you say these guys are better suited to being seen in the wild.
Thank you! And I absolutely get that, I bought my first ever snake to get over my extreme phobia of them so I could show my kid brother and sister that they should never let fear cripple them in life.
Have you ever had a corn? If you have, I will ask you for advice when the time comes!I can't wait to see the little dude. Just block out any elitest nonsense you hear and enjoy a beautiful beautiful animal
