Pythons
Size and Color:
Temperament:
Species:
Extremely calm, and tame.
Ball pythons can show slight aggressiveness. Balls
are known to be picky eaters
Can grow from 3 to 6 ft.
Albino, piebald, and normal, (dark brown w/ light brown
patches).
Ball Python
not usually aggressive, although they may bite out of fear, Most are very gentle. Bites from larger burms may inflict serious injuries !
Burms grow up to 25 ft. long,
Colors: normal (dark brown w/pale brown patches), Albino,
and hypomelanistic.
Burmese Python*
Can grow to appx. 6 ft. long.
Colors: Black(w/grey patches),
Red (w/ pale brown patches)
Not usually aggressive,
sometimes cranky. Otherwise, a very gentle snake.
Blood Pythons
Retics grow to appx. 30 ft. long.
Colors: Normal ( Dark brown w/ lighter brown patches), Albino.
Retics are VERY aggressive, they will inflict serious injuries!
Reticulated Python*
Pythons are a non-venomous species, that constricts their prey. These snakes are not recommended for begining keepers. For more information E-mail me. *Burmese and Reticulated pythons should only be kept by professional keepers, - They are capable of constricting full grown men !!!
Boas
Can grow to appx. 6-7 ft. long.
Colors: Normal (grey, with bright red, or orangy reddish tail), Albino.
Not usually aggressive. Can grow aggressive if not handled on a daily basis.
Red Tail Boa
Grows to 6 ft.
Color: when young they are a bright red, or yellow. When mature, they turn medium green.
This is a very docile species. They are good eaters too!
Tree Boa
Rosy boas are a great pet for all keepers! They are very gentle, and calm.
Average size is 4 ft.
Colors: normal, and albino.
Rosy Boa
I recommend most Boas to experienced keepers. For more information E-mail me. Boas that reach over 4 ft. can inflict bad injuries!
Colubrids
Grow to 4 ft. Colors:butter, albino, normal, and snow.
Very gentle and calm, sometimes cranky.
Corn Snakes
Grow to appx 5 ft.
Colors: Red, black, albino.
Gentle, calm, and good eaters. sometimes crank.
Rat snakes
Corn and Rat snakes are an excellent choice for beginers, They have good appetites, and a good disposition. They are easy to care for and are relatively inexpensive when compared to boas and pythons. I myself have two red rats and a butter corn in my collection. For more information E-mail me.
