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#1547479 Lemon12
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What is the best first snake  hi, what type of snake is better for my 1st one, milk snake, african house snake or a corn snake ???
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12/15/07 03:53pm
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#1547684 Tragiclove05
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Message To: Lemon12 In reference to Message Id: 1547479
What is the best first snake  at our store we always recommended a corn snake or maybe a milksnake for a first...... that is out of the list you said but really a goof first snake is a ball python
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12/15/07 08:12pm
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#1547859 Alligater
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Message To: Tragiclove05 In reference to Message Id: 1547684
What is the best first snake  I HAVE 2 BALL PYTHONS NOW AND ONE LIKES TO STOP EATING FOR 5 MONTHS,SO THEY CAME OFF MY FIRST LIST.CORNS ARE LIKE MILKS TO ME,BUT I DO LIKE MILKS,HONDURANS FOR THEIR SIZE AND AGGRESSIVE EATING HABITS
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12/15/07 11:57pm
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#1548082 Candy_Corn
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Message To: Alligater In reference to Message Id: 1547859
What is the best first snake  My first snake was a milk, and I think she was a great first snake.
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12/16/07 09:53am
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#1548167 Lemon12
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Message To: Candy_Corn In reference to Message Id: 1548082
What is the best first snake  Hi, what type of milk snake is best for a beginner I’m after a smallish snake that wont mind being handled?? any info would be greatly appreciated.
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12/16/07 11:33am
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#1548492 Repfanatic
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Message To: Lemon12 In reference to Message Id: 1548167
What is the best first snake  Corn snakes and milk snakes (Sinaloan or Nelson’s) are very good first time snakes since they don’t get too big and have good dispositions. Just do an internet search on care sheets for these snakes. Good luck.
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12/16/07 05:54pm
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#1549053 Tragiclove05
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Message To: Repfanatic In reference to Message Id: 1548492
What is the best first snake  if you want to go with a milk snake i would go with a nelsons or peublan milk snake my peublan is awesome best snake i have......
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12/17/07 03:06am
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#1552964 Grimmyxp the old xp
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Message To: Tragiclove05 In reference to Message Id: 1549053
What is the best first snake  i to would perfer nelsons since i have one but they can get 5 feet but yet very docile. The pueblan can start off a little nippy but will tame down alot. and they get 3-4 feet yet ialso have an imperal pueblan.
hey peter how big do you think my imperal get? right now its 1 year old eating small adult mice and 34 inches.
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12/21/07 06:12pm
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#1554783 Tragiclove05
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Message To: Lemon12 In reference to Message Id: 1548167
What is the best first snake  another good first snake that i have never seen bite or anything and are good eaters is a kenyan sand boa and they only het up to like 3 ft.... i have one that is 4 yrs old and only about 12-14 inches....... our best friend bought one from our store and it was an adult and it was only like 2 ft
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12/23/07 07:39pm
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#1644358 Boloman
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Message To: Tragiclove05 In reference to Message Id: 1554783
What is the best first snake  What does kenyan sand boa eat.
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03/02/08 12:15am
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#1644493 Alligater
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Message To: Boloman In reference to Message Id: 1644358
What is the best first snake  I am like everyone here ,Milks,because of their bright colors and medium size (Peublan,Sinaloan,Nelson).They seem to have that high glossy shinny look.I wanted the larger milk, so I have the Hondurans and I now have 2 Black Milks.
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03/02/08 07:20am
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#1644729 Whiplash Hornet
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Message To: Alligater In reference to Message Id: 1644493
What is the best first snake  Out of my own experience I would say, and I’m not criticizing anyone or disagreeing, don’t get a milk snake. Get a corn snake. They come in many colours are very docile and make excellent pets. Milks are essentially the snake except for two things. They smell and they can musk. Now I’m not saying you should be put off, but it becomes annpoying whenever you pick up a snake and you get covered in sticky stink. My advice is to get a corn snake for sure.
Hornet
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03/02/08 12:30pm
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#1645975 Randa08
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Message To: Lemon12 In reference to Message Id: 1547479
What is the best first snake  I think a corn snake or a milk snake would be the best first snake. I own both. I like the milk snake the best. The only thing about the milk snakes is the will musk if they spook. But they stop doing usually once they are tame.
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03/03/08 12:15pm
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#1646822 Alligater
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Message To: Randa08 In reference to Message Id: 1645975
What is the best first snake  I own 7 hondurans and 2 blacks and I have never been musked,and when I lost my tangerine for 2 months all I got out of it when I found it was a angery bite and she held on for about 3 minutes,but I was never musked, some do some don’t.I say to each his or her own,get what you want,for in the end you got to live with it.I guess if I didn’t catch corns left and right as a child,I might think different,man that makes me old,now days I would be lucky to find one a years in the wild
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03/03/08 09:42pm
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#1647059 Rifleman361
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Message To: Alligater In reference to Message Id: 1646822
What is the best first snake  hi my name is justin and my first snake was a albino corn snake which i still own he is a great snake and i would recommend a corn snake. he is a great handler and eat great.
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03/04/08 12:05am
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#1648501 Halebop
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Message To: Rifleman361 In reference to Message Id: 1647059
What is the best first snake  I’ve heard from almost every person I’ve met who has experience with both corns and house snakes that house snakes are better for first time snake owners. They have great appetites and aren’t picky eaters at all. They do have bigger teeth though, so if they were to bite, they’d probably draw blood. But they are also said to be very docile. And I personally think they are prettier that corns and milks(no offense to anyone). Kenyan sand boas are also good. Very docile, they’re like big worms, and again, I think they are prettier than corns and milks
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03/04/08 11:54pm
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