Do these require any particualr care? what price should they be?
I've seen one and hope to get one though probably not until next year.
Is 150e very high for one of these?
It has a rattle like tail, pale pinkish light line along back I'll get pic
I was told that's what it was, maybe that explains the price though it doesn't look like the ones on google
all snakes will bite, depends on their temprament, if your just starting out buy a corn snake you can get them for about £30 and they are easy to handle and unlikeley to bite.
if you need any advice pm me anytime
No not starting out Corn snakes are further down my list
Garters - what i started on (always trying to find more)
Boa- Recent addition
Python- still waiting on
Egg eating snake-stil waiting on
Banana Phrase- seems to be a King snake (Always love the black ones also)
Milk snake- maybe (Simileon)
Emerald boa- No idea where to get one
Ghost Corn snake- cheapest here is 85e
Rough snake- a thought
the snake in your link Zirliz is your standard albino californian kingsnake but 150 pounds does seem a tad extreme for the animal..your best bet is try finding a breeder of kings
i keep kingsnakes(best snakes about btw :wink: )and i keep them a little cooler i do cornsnakes and give them plenty of hiding spaces and youll be fine and feeding them is definately not a problem as are greedy feeders but is best not to offer anything too large as kingsnakes jaws aren't as stretchy as most other commonly kept colubrids and ive had no bites from any kingsnake
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