Poll: Favourite Snake group as pets

[Umbral]

Enter your favorite snake group as a pet and should you feel like it add in why.

I realise I have broken the Python group down and not the other groups.

Ill kick us off with Aspidites as I love the colouring and temperament of this group.

 

[JrFear]

Morelia because its what i mostly keep! =]

 

[PythonLegs]

Colubrids...because pythons are boring. Chasing cts hatchlings through the shed is TEH FUNZ.

 

[Nighthawk]

Anteresia, because they're neat little guys. I like them anyway - although Aspidites comes just a hairs breadth second.

 

[Umbral]

Damn those Morelia lovers (I love them too.) we need to get some cpompetition going as they are winning hands down! Come on people get those votes in!

 

[rvcasa]

You can't beat Aspidites!!!


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[Umbral]

It seems you can the Aspidites fans are coming a lousy third
Its that or others just don't know what they are missing out on.

Keep those votes coming, I find it interesting what others like and why

 

[JUNGLE-JAK]

liasis all the way baby.

 

[thomasssss]

one for the aspidites here , mainly womas as ive never kept bhps before , they dig holes with their heads like an excavator and they buzz and bob their heads and wiggle their tails at feed time plus they look great , what more do you want in a snake , great to watch their antics

 

[JUNGLE-JAK]

what are acrochorcus

 

[rockethead]

I agree with what jrfear said morelias for sure

 

[PythonLegs]

what are acrochorcus

File snakes. The wrinkliest of all snakes.

 

[JUNGLE-JAK]

we find em like flies up at weipa, every lagoon and river

 

[SteveNT]

Same in Arnhem Land, they are so common they are a staple part of the diet in many places. I found a breeding ball in the Howard River so heavy I could barely lift it (they didn't care and I have no idea how many were in the mass, I lifted them to show a group of students).

 

[leamos]

+1 for aspidites, woma feeding behaviour cracks me up every time

 

[Umbral]

Same in Arnhem Land, they are so common they are a staple part of the diet in many places. I found a breeding ball in the Howard River so heavy I could barely lift it (they didn't care and I have no idea how many were in the mass, I lifted them to show a group of students).

It soulds like you live a very interesting life, I would like to live a week in your shoes.

 

[Albino93]

i would have to go with morelia, because they have some of the best pattern variations, they're all a good and manageable size (apart from the scrubby), most have very good temperaments, etc. As for woma's i am very curious to see this feeding behavior.

 

[thomasssss]

. As for woma's i am very curious to see this feeding behavior.

youtube it , theres some good vids , none as good as seeing it in person for the first time though , i think i got more excited at my woma doing it then he was about his food

 

[criss_cross]

morelia, just because i love bredl's :lol:

 

[brown.snake]

Elapidae because my very first snake was a Red-bellied Black Snake