Anyone collect or have per snakes?

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Spyderman99

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Hey guys I want to know if I am alone here with snakes. Right now I have 2 baby columbian red tail boas, 1 el Rosario rosy boa, 1 anery Kenyan sand boa, 2 corn snakes from the uarie mountains, 1 corn from the Sandhills, 2 from kiawah sc (the most red corn snake ever!!!), 9 new baby kiawah corns, 1 Colombian rainbow boas, 2 bredels pythons, 1 Florida king snake, 1 ball python, 2 Everglades rat snakes and I recently lost my favorite a 12 foot albino Burmese python. Sweetest snake I had. Never bit but ate every time.

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Hey Spyderman... Sounds like you have a nice collection. In my teens and 20's I used to collect local species for pets and had a Reticulated Python that got up to about 10'. The neighbor kids named him "Wormy" cause they thought he was a giant worm. They enjoyed watching him devour rats. I now have a more mundane pet (dog), because the wife and kids get a little squeamish around reptiles and amphibians. I guess I could say that about knives too, but they can't expect me to give up everything. Enjoy...
 
That retic sounds cool. I've always wanted one but I'm always afraid of it getting to big. Lol those get massive!!!
 
Yeah, for sure. I remember seeing one at the Bronz Zoo one time. Not sure what the length was, but it was about 10-12" in diameter. At that point I'd imagine they start to get a bit hard to handle. Mine got down inside the couch one time. What a chore it was flipping over the couch, ripping off the bottom cover and trying to get him uncoiled from all the coil springs.
 
fav? oh i dont know there are so many of them. im a big fan of clown stuff but dont have any yet :(
 
Those are cool looking. You'll get there eventually. Thats one thing I don't like about snake breeding it takes way to long to get the morph you want. Before I sold most of my ksb I was breeding those a lot. I started with an albino and anery and got snows, stripes and breed them to have no pattern on their tail that took awhile.
 
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