Ive read a few books that said cornsnakes are one of the easiest for a beginner, Can any one confirm this? Is Aztec cornsnake good? Im not saying I will get one and Im not saying I wont. Also what species of nonvenomous snakes are there in NM? Ive seen a 6 ft. bull snake near a lake, and 2 snakes that had a lot of orange and black from what I remember.
Is corn snake a good option for a beginner?
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yeah, very good, usualy good eaters and the bites dont hurt, if its your first bite it wont shock you at much as lets say a boe or something. just make sure you tank is secure, mine always found a way out!
good luck!
good luck!
I've read that they are one of the best begginer snakes, along with ball pythons, except they have more feeding issues.
Corn snakes are what I always recommend as a first snake. They have a nice large temp range and are very hardy. all they need is a hide spot, a basking area, and a water bowl. As with all snakes, they are escape artists so be sure to either get a sliding lid or a lid with clamps. They are very mild mannered and generally will not bite and if they do, you will hardly feel it.
Let us know if you get it.
Let us know if you get it.
Thanks everyone!
And after seeing your first thread, you shouldnt even be talkin. lol. I can see you dont really care for animals.Suetsosipel;4028284; said: