10gal + snake?
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A rubber boa would be perfectly comfortable in a 10 gallon. You'll probably end up wanting more after you get your first, though. =D
Some milksnakes, such as Nelson's and Sinolean's, only get about 3 feet. They also just coil up and burrow all day and aren't very active (sorta like some Ts in my opinion.) If you get a small one to start with, you could keep it in a 10 gallon for atleast a year. A 20 gallon long would fit an adult well. Rough green snakes don't get very big either and make better display snakes compared to milksnakes.
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Yep, i have a blue stripe garter in a ten.
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Yep, I caught him in my back yard, they are so easy, they eat anything. The first feeding I fed him a sagrei, bam ,no problem. Now I buy frozen minnows thaw them out and just put in a bowl, eats like a dog.
I saw a bigger one about a month later and just left him alone. I have to start posting some pics , I have never
posted pics so I gotta figure it out.
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I want to get a pic of him eating out of the bowl-o-fish, I dont have one yet.
Sorry to take up the thread, but it kinda relates to it.
Sorry to take up the thread, but it kinda relates to it.
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An african house snake would be another potential tennant for a 10 gallon. I have one of mine in a 10 gallon.
Wow, let me know if you get another. I live in Southern Florida
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PM me and let me know where you are if its in driving distance, no worries, they are fairly common here.