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Jossers Jungle hello, i really love snakes, too. i was just wondering what your nationality is. you sound german but not 100% sure. you are also so damn attractive... i wish i were younger.
Jeff Libby Thank you so much for your nice compliment! I'm from Denmark, although my accent is not typical for Danes :-)
+Jossers Jungle I love watching you videos I am 13 I own a ball python and a corn snake and a tortoise and a boat constrictor but love watching your vids you always chear me up ☺
Jossers Jungle you know not all boas get to be huge from boas like the dwarf boa the Kenyan sand boa and the rosy boa get to be heat around three ft heat or less as in length and I'm actually considering getting a rosy boa for my first considering getting a rosy boa for my first
Jossers Jungle what about a Kenyan sand boa🤔🤔???
Milkshake would be an awesome name for a milk snake
Sketchin'Sanity Named mine Happy hour (reference to steak and shake milkshake happy hour)
My MILKSNAKE BRINGS ALL THE BOYS TO THE YARD
Stolen comment.
Milkshake the milk snake. Love it.
The problem with "your first snake" is that snakes can live up to 25 years
Just do research and get the snake you want
Good point, but many reptile owners end up with multiple scaly friends over the years (like me lol) so it does pay to start with something easier.
Greased up Deaf guy 40 for ball pythons
I agree, but in my case it is definitely better to start with a beginner snake, because I never had one and to be honest I'm a bit scared of having a this big responsibility. Plus I think a smaller snakes lifespan is perfect, not too short but it won't live for longer than me. I don't think I could handle having a more "complicated" snake, only if I had some sort of experience.
True, unless you want to get more than one, in which case you can get a beginner first! However, I think most responsible people can own at least and intermediate level snake on their first try, with a few slip ups in the beginning- but probably not anything detrimental. But, again, most RESPONSIBLE people.
@@tabortunde8949 all snakes are different you can also end up with an angry corn snake. Life is short, do research and get the snake you really want.
*_MY MILK SNAKE BRINGS ALL THE BOYS TO THE YARD! I'M LIKE, MINE'S BETTER THAN YOURS! DAMN RIGHT, IT'S BETTER THAN YOURS!_* I'll leave now
God bless you
Gabi Garzon "Do it again Griffin!"
😂😂😂
How long is your milk snake?😂
Gabi Garzon 😂
I would recommend the Rosy boa as a first snake. Small, docile, easy to feed, easy habitat needs.
Olivia Nolan also Kenyan sand boas are great
XXGFX This comment makes me so happy because that is the exact snake I want
Thank you for mentioning the rosy boa as there not mentioned a lot at all! And it's really sad as there a great pet snake! Im hoping to get one soon! 😁
Olivia Nolan Agree it was my first snake and an awesome experience.
I got a blue brown rosy from a friend, he caught her in the wild somewhere in CALI. He breeds Chameleons, and was going to give me one of them, however, I'm so glad he brought me my sub- adult female Rosy. After reading about care and handling of Chameleons, well, they really like to be left alone. They are pretty to look at (males have all the colors) but I love reptiles, especially ones who like to be handled. So he brought me a snake, I named her Freckles, I don't understand why she lists the boa's as the last of the five beginner snakes? When my friend brought me Freckles (i renamed her) she was a young sub adult, approx, 12+ inches long and at least thick as a nickel in her smallest. I kept her in that plastic shoe box for a few weeks, until I got a 10 gallon tank, with aspen bark, her original hide in the plastic shoe box, a water trough and a small heat pad. 20 years ago I purchased my first snake, I was in college in the North part of Arizona. I went to a local pet shop, and got a juvenile albino corn snake. I named her Maizey (Maize is the Indian name for Corn) however I had my snake probed only to find out Maizey was a boy. So this is how my love of reptiles began. 20 years later, Maizey wasn't Kosher being at home. Now I'm not at home and loving my Freckles.
Your accent is just so nice.
"I can clean them much much Fargster"
i grew up with a california king snake, and he was a very sweet boy. his name was kaa! i'm pretty sure i named him when i was little.
Hi gwen. would you like to talk and get to know each other as friends?
Where's that snake now?
Oh like from the Junglebook
pretty sure you watched jungle book as a kid
Can you come here and tell my Californian king snake that he's supposed to be docile😂?
Wendy Nilsen Haha I’ll send a telpathic message that he needs to chill 😝
He really needs to chill. He belives he's a rattlesnake and strikes at his viv if he ses me watching him😂 putting hands inside the viv guarantees several quick bites😂
Hahahaa
I'm watching this with mine he sleeping on my chest
Maybe some snake Xanax?
Thankfully my BP has been easy. He's still a baby, 5 months old. When I first got him the breeder I got him from said he ate hoppers. The first couple months he would only eat every other week. Someone suggested giving him prey smaller than the breeder told me to get him. I did just that and he started eating every week. After about a month I started him on the hopped and he took it. He's been eating hoppers every week. Not sure why going smaller fixed him but I'm glad my baby is eating every week now. So far he has been easy. I have a Cal King, Rosy Boa, corn, and my BP. Love you videos.
Snake Trix I just got a baby hog island boa and had the same problem he wouldn't eat so I decided to go smaller and he would only eat every other week but now he's eating every week and last year I got a bp (she died at 6 months😔) at frist she wouldnt eat but after 2 weeks she just took everything down like a champ
Rachel Reptiles awww
Rachel Reptiles I feel like the hoppers may have telenovela more time to digest and they obviously have more nutrients so maybe he just wasn’t hungry ? I’m not sure I’m only getting my first snake in a few weeks ( a hognose) and this is just what I think!
Rachel Reptiles I had this issue too! I was told my snake was eating hoppers. So I got him a hopper and he refused. I instead offered a bigger sized mouse and he took it instantly. So it was almost the same as you, only mine wanted bigger instead of smaller. He's doing great now :)
Just in reference, snakes in general can feed on a critter 2X the size of the biggest part of their body. Most are able and dislocate their jaw to take down their food/prey. I have a female rosy boa, approximately 3 years of age. I started her on fuzzy mice, then my local live feed store didn't always have fuzzy, so I tried a small hopper, no problem for her. It was then while getting food for Freckles, someone told me about the 2x rule, and that rat pups offered more meat and nutrients. I got one, and she had no problem getting it down, despite her small head.
I really like how you talked through the pros and cons in such a helpful way, it definitely gave me some good things to think about since I'm hoping to get a snake in the future!!
Same. I enjoy how she really gave us the info we didn't even think we would recieve in this video. Like she does such a good job at explaining and tells us the pros and cons and which ones are more forgiving when it comes to being off on the heat or humidity. Thats amazing info that a lot of blogs don't really discuss sadly
My family wants to get a Mexican black kingsnake. My dad wants to name him asphalt.
I think im gonna start with kingsnake.. im a fan of the color black... i want big and long snake but not too heavy.... I kinda also want to interact a lot with them so... no balls(or at least not yet).
[i just subscribed and this is prob the 10th vid of yours I've watched]
Kiki NotFaust i have a California king snake and I recommend them, really chill and not aggressive
Well, turns out i WONT be getting any kingsnake bcuz.. it hasnt been imported here for 2 YEARS(WTF) i know this is asia but 2 years wtf why hasnt anyone want a kingsnake in 2 years?! They're like hella awesome?!
Ok. Now im either getting a corn or a ball or a boa(milk is also quite rare).... aand i dont know which one to pick..... this is pretty much like choosing the three starter pokemon now..
Luca Bowe thanks for the suggestion but i think i'll keep searching for a king snake, i heard theres one crossing the market i usually visit last month but it's already gone.
And i've just realized how childish i sound on my second comment 😂
Vipelene e
Take out the first sentence of your top comment....god I'm so immature 😂😂😂😂😂
I have the ball python as a baby and it's a adult and he's 5 1/2 almost 6ft. I handled him alote as a baby and young adult so Rocco is actually attached to me , knows me and loves to be with me hanging out with me watching t.v. he's around my neck or lap sometimes I bring him to 7/11 people are petrified, lol. Guess cuz he's pretty big for that type.
Dude you might have bought a female and might want to get your snake probed(if you aren't comfortable doing that the vet can do it during a check up). I've never heard of males getting to 5 feet
I love how she gets right to the point.
I guess I really lucked out on my ball python, she was recommended to me as "perfect for beginners". Luckily she's very docile and only went on one hunger strike early on, which lasted for just a few weeks. Great video!
RidiKill did you try assist feeding. No snakes need to suffer if they stop feeding. 🇬🇧
I WANNA BOOP ALL THE SNOOTS!!!
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I love ball pythons I have a female she hasn't had a feeding strike but I do trust her I totally recommend these snakes😉
Thank you so much for making these videos. People really need to try and open up to snakes. There are too many people who are afraid but they're actually really gentle and definitely misunderstood.🌱🐍🐍🌿
Ball python is the most beautiful for me
I want to get a snake but i cant decide between a corn snake or ball python
it will also be my first snake
Bellawantstodie but no If you have no experience with snake at all, I would go for a cornsnake :-)
corn snakes
I don't know if you got your snake yet but if you can't decide what you want then just think of you want an active go with a corn snake if you want something more on the chill side go with a BP
You should always do you research I was 14 when I first got my snake I couldn't decide between a corn snake or BP i didn't do a lot of research I went with the BP with not a lot of knowledge but when and I couldn't have been happier she was the sweetest thing ever and had the best personality she never bit me or refused a meal and always wanted to be by me or explore but sadly she died when she was 8 monthes old and she wasn't hard to take care of and you would have a BP for years until they are fully grown so you would be pretty much growing with it
I do agree, balls and boas are not for the beginner, but l would much rather someone get the snake they want then go and get what one people think would be the better one for a beginner. If you think about it that person who gets something else and never really ever wanted that species, not the way to feel about the snake, though l would hope that no matter what it would be loved and well cared for even so. Ball pythons do like to be handled though and if from very young you put the time in, they will build that trust with you and handling will not stress them. Yes they are all different in what they like l agree, so it's important to respect their individual likes and dislikes, most definitely. Understand them and their needs and even if you decided to get a retic and fully prepared for that species, go get a retic, just don't be under 18 years of age maybe LMAO.
So glad to hear that you agree! Most people just recommend them (ballpythons) as first time pets, but.. yeah.. It can be difficult, sometimes it goes perfectly fine and sometimes it goes very wrong. Thank you! :-)
You are most welcome and such beautiful snakes 🐍 really enjoying your videos and look forward to watching them.
You don't think balls make good beginners
Ball pythons are most definitely beautiful snakes and a lot of people have one. Understanding they are fussy eaters and often go off their food and as they are known as the lazy snakes, they often have trouble shedding. The environment they live in also needs to be a bit more monitored as well than other snakes. So if you are prepared to manage this and have the understanding of how to help them, then a ball python is a wonderful snake to have. But most definitely not what l would consider the best first snake.
I totally agree. I got lucky with my girl. She eats every time I feed her and she's super friendly.
*me already counting my money*
Boa be prepared to be bought!
Every time I see one of these lists i have to add.
Black Milk Snake.
They are unique and extra easy to take care of, check em out.
I love your accent and all your snakes are gorgeous
Love your info and enthusiasm! Grew up in a large private collection (non venomous). But trying to teach my little one what is best and you have helped ! Thank you from a mom
Hi Danielle
I'm so glad to hear I could be of help! All my best to you and your little one :-)
Well I love you love how you says snake my hubby has wanted a snake sense he was wee lad our anniversary is in April and I’m going to surprise him with his first snake so I appreciate this info and your input
I'm definitely getting the California Kingsnake!
I just got my first snake, it is a corn snake and watching your videos clear things up. I'm actually typeing this with my snake down my shirt lol
I've been saving for a california king snake and persuading my mum for about a year, but I've never really known much about them, so these videos are great!
Totally agree with your points about ball pythons.. They are beautiful and are typically docile, but the feeding issues are a real hassle. I own 3 BPs and the only reason I won't be getting more is their tendency to feeding issues.
I would also recommend Kenyan Sand boas to people looking for a first snake. They are small ..very small if you get a male, and have small space requirments. They generally feed well too. They do hide A LOT though (burrow under the substrate) so if you want a snake to look at and watch, they may not be the best choice. But for someone dealing with family that has a fear of snakes or someone that is just uncertain of whether they could handle a larger snake, then a KSB is a good option.
With boas (my favorites), you can get one that stays a bit smaller. Central American boas, island boas, Mexican boas, and some sub species (Longicauda) tend to be smaller. Also, males will generally stay smaller / thinner than females. In any case, buying from a good breeder, starting with a very young boa, and making sure that you know the snake has a good personality before buying is a good thing. Boas are active and require more room..so you are looking at an investment in a large pvc cage or terrarium with climbing space for an adult. I like them because of their more active nature, their calm disposition, and their very good feeding response.. I have never had issues with a boa refusing a meal (other than health concerns).
I love your recommendations of the Kenyan sand boa, a lot of people has been asking me about this specific snake, but I don't have that much experience with them, so I'm glad to read your recommendation!
Thank you for your wonderfull comment, hopefully many will read it! :-)
I got a Boa 2 Weeks ago :). She's my first Snake and i absolutely love her
That sounds awesome! I always seem to forget how small some of my snakes where when I got them, so always a good idea to take videos and pictures! :-D I love the name btw!
Ball pythons totally have different personalities, my two bp's are completely different in the way they behave and have been from day one. You're right about the environment, I remember thinking when I got mine that they seemed to have a few specific needs in order to do well that no one really emphasizes until you start doing more in-depth research. I have a theory going that something about the genetics in the color morphs makes them more susceptible (I think that's how you spell that lol) to stress because my color morph is more sensitive to both stress and shed issues than my normal, who never skips a meal unless she's shedding and has never gotten in a stuck shed state. Also, I think people should pay more attention to whether or not they seem to enjoy their setup, they like places to explore and mine love it when I change the furniture around so-to-speak and at one point my morph bp (Doughnut) went on a short strike because she didn't like her setup then when I changed it she immediately started eating again. Just a thought of course. Great list, I'm constantly looking for ideas and you've added king snake and corn snake to my list for sure, as well as boa constrictors in another one of your episodes. Awesome video!
This was actually informative not like other videos i had to go through. Thanks!
1st video I've seen and I'm already in love with this channel keep up the great work you're doing great👌👌🤘👍
Hey! My son just got a rescue, Common Boa. He is close to 4ft in length. When he’s lying on the sofa, if you get near or touch him he raises his tail and moves it around. He’s never aggressive. Sweet as can be. But what’s with the tail??
Andrea Snow sounds interesting
My snake does that; it’s just him saying hi!
You let him on a sofa?
Fiona Overcamp why not snakes are very smart animals and like to explore they need thing to keep them occupied i guess you could say
He IS aggressive if he does that, he is showing you he is a "rattlesnake" ✌️
Thank you for this video. I've been wanting a Ball Python for the longest. After seeing the California King I have a new love.
You are so special with Your snakes.I guess if they see you often and feed them ,they must like you and wont bite you.THey are accusstumed to seeing you..I love your videos and you are the only person i can watch to learn about this subject..May you get an award for being so inspiritational.
Cool video. We are trying to decide what to get for our first snake!
Sparkle Duck corn snakes are pretty great.
I watch tons of utube videos and they are all about breeding snakes. You have given more info in one video than watching hours of videos. Just saying thanks! USA
im getting a snake, thank you for doing so many snake vids, now i know everything i need to know.
I have a ball python and he is very docile and kind. The first week we got him he was sheding and that was the only time he refused to eat. He is a good eater and likes to be held. Sometimes I will be cleaning his water bowl and he will just climb up on me to be held. I'm am so glad we got him because I had been wanting a snake for a while but my mother wanted us to wait a year so we were fully prepared and I agreed. He is our first snake and my family and I all love him.
I would have put a children's python on this list, because people say they are great snakes, and are great for kids, and families, I used to have a children's python and she was amazing
My spotted python is the sweetest thing and wouldn't hurt anything or anyone unless it's the live mouse feed, I plan on having him make babies in the future
Jossers jungle i looooove yur video ihve always been passionated by reptiiile n u Reeaaaaallly encouraged me to have a snake.... Thnk u ❤
Helen Bhee Thank you so much! I'm really glad to read that! :-)
My snake flicker just shed and it’s so pretty to look at! I’ve just bought her a new tank and it’s so nice! I have my old tank to my brother because he’s getting a tokay gecko! Even though snakes are the best reptiles ever
I have a corn snake called Levi. She's my first one and I think she's four and she's absolutely huge. I subbed :D I'm glad these amazing pets are finally being fully appreciated
I’ve been bitten by a corn snake. It doesn’t hurt at all
Where are you from? Love your accent
Thank you! I'm from Denmark :-)
Jossers Jungle your accent is amazing
Thank you! :-)
Jossers Jungle no problem
Aradia Gray I agree accents are amazing
I have one snake and she's my starter snake. She's a ball phyton and yess you really have to spend more time with her to bond with her. Once you get her meal regularly, and keep let her exploring out of the cage or terarium she'll be docile. Otherwise when she get stressed, she can get a bit deffensive and likes to feeding strikes and mistakenly your finger as it food. But in that case, its only happen when your hand smells like their food. So you have to make sure, that when you touch them its not after you touch mice or her food. Then you'll be save. Also, treat her like your friend. I like to talk to my snake to tame her when she's getting little bit anxious. And it oftenly work, and she start to be friendly again. Despite all of that, i agree you should have ball phyton as your first snake! Thanks for sharing, it was good video 💞
I absolutely love your set up with your tanks ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! :-)
I had a female reverse okeetee corn snake that was 5ft 8in (172.72 cm.). She was HUGE!
Wow that sounds like one giant cornsnake!! :-)
thats pretty damn big for a corn snake!
The California king is beautiful
Thanks for the amazing insight . A got q beautiful little corn . A Boa is next on my list as soon as i can build an Enclosure big enough from the start .. hope you are having a great day
Your snakes are so adorable! I really want a ball python but I don't want him to get too too big. Thanks to your video I decided to get both a ball pyton and a milk snake because of their coloring. Love you and your channel! It's nice to see another girl like me be interested in snakes! I wish I had a friend that loves snakes like you! I freakin love snakes.
ethereal intoxicated canary Thank you so much! I'm so happy to read all that! How fantastic that you've decided to get both! They are both gorgeous and unique! If you ever have any questions or would just like to talk about your awesome snakes, feel free to write me, either on my email on insta! :-)
Milkshake sounds like agreat name for a Milk Snake hahah
Hi ,i wanted to know if you like Garter snakes....i find them very docile and they dont bite....
I have no experience with Garter snakes, but I've heard that they are pretty docile and easy going :-)
Love your accent thank you for this
video I'm looking to get a snake
Great video! I had a Ball python as my first and she is a feeding beast! Moved on to a Brazilian rainbow boa now
My mother is fine with me having a snake as a pet but my dad is afraid of anything he absolutely HATES animals, he don't believe that some snakes are harmless to humans, everytime I tell him I want a pet snake he goes " SNAKE?!! DO YOU KNOW SNAKES CAN KILL YOU!?" -_-
I'd assure him that hardly any pet snakes are venomous, and many are incredibly tame and friendly. You could try to convince him to hold one at a pet store so he can see they aren't so bad or show him videos. Hope this helps, good luck!
TheTalkingBread Opposite with me, we had a celebration when mum touched a snake at this animal handling thing XD
At least your mom is fine with the ideea, in my case BOTH my mom and dad are scared to death of both snakes/tarantulas or pretty much every single arachnid/reptile only because of the fake bullshit they hear on the news and the internet, I wish they would actually understand they're not that bad.
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I'm new to you channel and I already love your videos! I've been considering getting a ball python, but I'm concerned about the "hunger strike". Would you consider making a video on it? Thank you and keep up the great work!
Megurine Luka Hi! Thank you so much!
That is a really good idea! I'll put it on my todo list. Thank you for suggesting it! :-)
Jossers Jungle Thank you so much for answering my comment! I look forward to watching your next videos!
Megurine Luka You're very welcome! I'm here to help! :-)
Megurine Luka Love the profile pic
Molly Kelday Haha, I like yours too. #Katyawasrobbed
Thank you for this very useful tutering. I've never owned a snake, not have I any experience. Was thinking about getting a Boa, so now I'm re-thinking my chises here. Thanks
il never forget my first snakes. they were a pair of wild garter snakes i caught in my backyard...i put them in a large aquarium lined with several layers of ground and dirt (also from my backyard) and i even planted grass on top of it to simulate a natural environment...the two were so at home and conferrable they actually started breeding and before i knew it i had a brood of over 20 snakes...some of them i turned loose in my yard when they grew to a fair size,some i gave to my friends as pets,and a couple i kept for myself...i helped the dwindling population of garters in my neighborhood grow again,and the ones i owned and raised were very tame and friendly animals. it was a very rewarding experience for me.
i also loved and adored Platinum,an Albino California king snake i owned she was hand raised by a breeder and very friendly,all i had to do was stick my hand in her tank and shed slither over and climb up my arm (lol i didint hold her,she held me) i didint take to lining her tank with dirt,rather instead put in a few layers of rich natural Sand and she loved coiling up under the lamp or burying herself in the sand.
you are amazing!!! really loving your videos!!! u so cute!!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the videos! :-)
Carmi didnt know you were a fan of snakes!! Long term subscriber here!
Vishal Gaur Tf these types of comments belong on the other side of youtube
Ew wtf you nasty
@EVYNN WATSON not at all
I got hog nose snake
It should be on the list. Very good snake
Okhey
I'm going to get one too
They look kinda cute with that funny nose, but I think those hissy fit temper tantrums might freak me out despite my friend reassuring me that they're just drama queens.
Hog nose are very lovely and pretty small as hatchling and have fangs at the back of their jaw but they strike and are pretty easily aggregated in my opinion like if you agree
I love your videos, most other videos tells us the same exact thing but you show us how they act and such
Thank you for this, my kids have been wanting a snake, I know I will have to be the one to care for it so this is really helpful. Going to do some research on all that you suggested.
Can milkshakes live two to a terrarium?
Denise Emond I wouldn't do it, they can risk eating each other. In general cohabiting snakes are not advised. They are solitary animals :-)
milkshakes XD
Jossers Jungle thank you. I must have caught milkshakes from you LOL!
Jossers Jungle but garter snakes are socialible right?
You could start breeding your animals to sell them and maybe make an animal farm
Haha, I'll think about it. That is a lot of hard work breeding them :-)
It's worth it! Trust me, seing those little snakes crack open their eggs...
I got my first snake last month. He’s a banana het clown ball python named Roman. I’ve been getting used to him and caring for him. He’s a very picky eater, but he is very sweet. I’ve been looking for different snake species to research, so this video is great!
I have a garter snake and I think it's really easy to take care of and if you're very grossed out about rats or even mines are pinkies you could just use Guppies which are Little Fish and they're normally very small
My brother has a California kingsnake that I'll have to take care of when he goes to collage. Shes really bitey. Any way to get her to lose the habit of biting any skin she can find? I've been having to wear gloves when handling her.
The Great Lagi try giving your snake a soft bedding underneath it hide of a shirt that you often use for a few weeks so it can get used to your scent, little by little handle it for 10 mins at the least with your actual hands, I had the same problem with my BP, he was a biter at first, used my shirts and he eventually let me hold him without biting or being so afraid :)
i would suggest handling more often to get them used to it. another thing is that cal kings do have a really high feed response so its important to make sure the snake knows you're not food before attempting to handle them ^w^ i hope this helps.
Thats actually really normal. I came.here to simply watch the video to see if shed mention that the california king snake is naturally shy and defensive. I have one who stresses out if you interact with him in any way. I still handle him occasionally when i clean his tank but i get bit repeatedly when i do.
Your kingsnake is absolutely beautiful!
I had a royal python at 3 and i was always handling it and it would always wrap around my army and chill
You visit the uk quite a bit don't you? The strange thing about the accent other then what I was guessing was nordic influence "I was really glad it was out doing somewhere" which was only noticeable by how English was being used & then there was partial lack of an accent almost at all, go figure shes Danish :)
I've lived and studied in London for a year, but that's 5 years ago, and I've only visited once ever since. :-)
R corn snakes good pets to look after???
They are easy to care for if that is what you mean? :-)
i love my corn snake!!!
Iron my corn snake got him recently.This is a good indication of it's behavior and personality.
I'm planning to get my first snake and your vid helped me a lot. Thanks!!
Have you considered owning a kenyan sand boa or western hognose?
Xenømørph King Yes I have considered both them! They are absolutely awesome and amazing both of them :-)
What so you Think about a hognose snake for beginners ?
I've heard they make good beginner snakes, but I've never had one myself, so can't say for sure :-)
I don't recommend them for beginners. The reason for me is they are often very grumpy and his and kiND of like strike out. They can be very nice but that may scare some people
Megan Rawlings i disagree. i got one as my first and he’s been an angel. they don’t really bite defensively anyway they just boop you with their silly shovel snoot. (which mine hasn’t done. he just hooded up at me when he was still afraid of me.)
i know this comment was made forever ago but maybe it’ll help someone.
I love your accent. Absolutely beautiful.
My first snake was a boa.. she had pink cheeks and pink belly. She was amazing snake! Loved her...
What do you think of these scaleless snakes?
It's difficult, I can see why people are fascinated about them, but I do believe that the snake needs it's scales. Scaleless are for the owners satisfaction and need. If the snake could choose, I'm pretty sure it would go with having scales :-)
thanks for the heads up.....but my mom wont let me have one because she hates them ;-; why me
King Ghidora Jr Sad, my mom hates them but my dad grew up with them so I got an albino corn snake.
Isy Lets Play! Oh my god same here! My mom hates them but my dad had a snake when he was young called mony. He’s all down for the snake idea but my moms like nope.
I have 3 corn snakes, 2 leopard geckos at home and u are right about what u are saying about them..I love reptiles very much..I have also two dogs and they just love too look at the snakes and the lizards in or out of they terrariums.... ;)
I've always wanted to get a corn snake, this video was really helpful!
fuck I really like snakes and I'd like to have one but I'm fucking scared of feeding them, I'd definitely cry, cause I love rodents too....
I like to see mice die.
Other interesting rodents that provide something good to the environment can live. But rats and mice destroy everything.
Cuz I'm a wanderer Well good for you:(
Cuz I'm a wanderer Rats are actually super inteligent, I like inteligence so...
You can feed snakes frozen mice
Will you marry me 😁
I think Timmy would be sad :(
My first was a milk snake. She lived for over 10 years, and was super friendly.
They’re all so precious 😭😭😭
Thanks! Now a have an idea on what snake I might get.
I went straight to a red tail for my first snake I wanted large and he’s a like tame puppy I love boas personality they’re amazing but I strongly recommend researching everything about the snake you want beforehand and knowing what you want out of your snake before buying what anyone tells you you should and doing your research and then going to pet stores or expos and finding the perfect one you will be able to see what your comfortable with and how the snakes personality is in person rather then having one shipped to you even a ball python can be snippy so don’t think that’s the only reason to get a ball they can be picky eaters but definitely do your research beforehand and you’ll find the perfect first snake for you!
Thank you
I love your channel! Thank you so much for this video!!
I love your videos so much! I’ve always loved reptiles, you convinced me to finally get one. Now I have a Peters banded skink named Aries and a cali kingsnake named King Arthur. My reptiles and I love watching your channel together! (Of course not Aries and King Arthur together!)
I just got a ball python and your videos help alot
You'r so smart, thanks.
Girl the tarantula in the corner giving me ANXIETY
Kenyan Sand Boas are great beginner snakes also. I have one and he's amazing ♥
this video really helped me chose witch snake i wanted to have as my first snake i am still deciding on a milk snake or corn snake
I really liked the white one😁
My first snake was a Mexican black Kingsnake.
Which has been my favorite for years.
i plan on getting a Boa, i’ve handled them before through friends and i absolutely loved them. Pretty big jump but i think i’m ready for it :)