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corn snake vs ball python care
- Thread starter pummumu
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BloodyBaroness
Captain Titsworth
This is my guide to ball python care. Give it a read and check out a few other care sheets.
The care is different in many ways. Corns are generally much much easier to keep.
If you have never owned a snake before I recommend a corn snake first, then after a while maybe try a ball python.
A Ball Python How-to by BloodyBaroness
The care is different in many ways. Corns are generally much much easier to keep.
If you have never owned a snake before I recommend a corn snake first, then after a while maybe try a ball python.
A Ball Python How-to by BloodyBaroness
When we were deciding what kind of snake we wanted to add to our family, the local ma & pop pet store recommended Corn Snakes or Ball Pythons. I started researching and Corns seemed more low maintenance for us as first time snake owners. Like Autumn said there are several differences in care between them but the biggest turn off for us was that Balls can be picky eaters. They can go for months refusing what you try to feed them. Not only would I have been freaking out over why our snake wasn't eating, but once you thaw their furry cuisine if they don't eat it's trash, and that is a waste of money. Not something my husband would be happy about... We ended up getting 2 Corn snakes and both are wonderful eaters, they prefer the dangle of death over just having their food placed in the feeding tub, but they have always eaten for us.