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Lindsay's Snake Page
This
page will inform you on people’s different kinds of pet snakes. Here are just
a few of different pet snakes.
It
is one of the most beautiful of corn snakes. These snakes are very easy to tame
down in a short time, and will be tolerant to being handled a lot. The snow corn
will grow to the same size as a normal corn snake, about 3 to 5 feet. They are a
constrictor and their diet consists 
of
mice and other rodents. You should feed them once to twice a week depending on
the size of the food and size of the snake. Their food should be dead already.
And fresh water in a shallow dish should always be available. For more
information on snow corn snakes go to this link: http://www.exotictropicals.com/.
Here on the right is another corn snake. It is your normal red corn snake.
And if you look to the right here is a baby Brazilian Rainbow Boa. And
under it is a baby female Northern Emerald Tree boa. Some of these snakes get to
be very large. 
to 7 feet long and they can in captivity for 20 years. There are around 9 to 10
subspecies of rainbow boas. You should always have water in their cage. They eat
mice and rats. The size of the food depends on how large the snake is. The food
should be already dead. The babies should be fed once every week to ten days and
with adults they should be fed every ten days to two weeks. Don’t over feed.
Here on the left is a pet with a little girl. They do get very large. For more
information go to this link: http://photo.redtailboa.org/.
or
Here on the right is an African Rock Python. Snakes are mostly easy to
take care of. All you really have to know is how to feed them and keep their
cage clean. Do not be scared, because they can sense fear. A good link for
pythons is http://www.pythonpete.com/index.htm/.
But if you really want a good snake as a pet I suggest get a corn
snake. I had one. It was my favorite snake. They are easy to take care of. I
have had lots of different kinds of animals. My sister had a 12 ft. python
that slept in the same bad as her. Basically all you have to know to take care
of a snake is that they need water in their cage all the time. And depending
on what kind of snake it is depends on what type of food you feed it. But the
majority of snakes eat mice and rats. Most snakes should be fed dead animals
so they don’t harm the snake. Heat rocks and heat lamps are good to have in
their cage. So they can stay warm when they are shedding their skin. And all
snakes vary in color and size. And there are a lot of different kinds of
species. When getting a snake do your research and make sure that you are not
getting a poisonous one. But I suggest if it is your first snake to get a corn
snake. They are the easiest to tame and take care of. And here are some other
different kinds of pet snakes.
