Scaly, slimy and slithering. At some point, you surely wanted to have a pet snake. Would you like to know which are the friendliest? Come along and find out for yourself!
Indian Python Now comes a python. As you can see, this snake has a massive size that can reach 19.8 feet long!
Ball Python I’ll now talk about an African python. This snake isn’t that big since it can grow up to 5.97 feet at most, but on average, it sizes 35 inches or just over 3.2 feet.
Corn Snake The most common and famous among domestic snakes. Why? Because it has everything to become the perfect pet: it’s small, docile, and above all, non-venomous.
Scarlet Kingsnake This snake comes from a family with over 20 recognized species. Each with bright, colorful and ringed scales as if it was a coral snake.
Boa Constrictor Now comes the boas. This is a solitary and nocturnal South American reptile that spends its days hiding in a tree or some trunk, and eating at night.
Carpet Python It’s time for Australia to show you a pal that could be your pet. Like many non-venomous snakes, the carpet python subdues its prey by suffocation.
Green Tree Python This is one of the most beautiful ones. They live high among trees, and you wouldn’t even notice them if they were in their habitat or terrarium.
California Kingsnake It’s a slender, small and rather stunning Californian snake. It can vary in color or be albino! This is a gorgeous snake and has no comparison with others.
Pacific Gopher Snake This American constrictor is a rodent, bird and egg eater. The gopher snake is a solitary creature, always enjoy being in its territory, and it’s an excellent climber.
Milk Snake You may wonder, why Milk snake? It’s quite simple and interesting. People used to believe these little snakes fed on cow milk.
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