Look at the beauty I got to handle today.

[funnylori]

I can't believe how calm he was. It makes me want one so bad!!

 

[jonnysebachi]

Wow, what a beauty. Lucky you.

 

[dragontears]

so pretty...Martin got a picture of his tail:

 

[funnylori]

That shot is so cool!

 

[Snipes]

wow i didn't even see this thread. I don't know yet, but i think she is going to name is Jeremy Fisher because she named her Burmese Hubert Cumberdale and she asked me who the other guy was when we were having lunch. On the way home he made himself at home.

 

[funnylori]

It was great meeting you guys! I love how you guys let him ride home.

 

[pinkfoot]

I don't care if snakes aren't considered cute ~

THAT one is!

 

[ChondroGirl]

Green tree pythons

I have several Green Tree Pythons, and they are all SWEETIES! They enjoy being held and are very gentle. They are slow moving, but curious for a little while, as you hold them, then they fall asleep in your hands! (They only time I do not reach into their cage is at night when they are "hunting".)

I highly recommend them as pets, but you need to get them from a breeder that has handled them when they were little.

Check out this website:
http://sprucenubblefarm.com/

 

[DrJ]

I have several Green Tree Pythons, and they are all SWEETIES! They enjoy being held and are very gentle. They are slow moving, but curious for a little while, as you hold them, then they fall asleep in your hands! (They only time I do not reach into their cage is at night when they are "hunting".)

I highly recommend them as pets, but you need to get them from a breeder that has handled them when they were little.

Check out this website:
http://sprucenubblefarm.com/

Yes, Spruce Nubble is really good! Their prices really aren't too bad, considering that the little ones are a year old, sexed, and come with a one year guarantee!

By the way, that is one sweet looking Chondro in the pictures! LOTS of blue! Very pretty.

 

[tacoma0680]

What is the name of that snake I have read and heard that all the snake that are arboreal seem to be more bitty I want one like that snake so bad is that a good snake to start with?

 

[funnylori]

Definately not a good starter snake. He was being really good for us that day...

 

[T Frank]

Great pictures of a beautiful snake.

 

[Cirith Ungol]

Awsome snake! Awsome picture!
Awsome!

 

[ChondroGirl]

If you get a Green Tree Python from a breeder that has handled them about once/week and assured that they are reliable feeders, they can be more gentle and calm than a cornsnake! Just don't reach in to pick them up after you have turned out their lights, because they do into "hunting mode".

If you want something that is very forgiving and good with a 4 year old child, try a ball python, but if you are willing to learn how to care for something a little more intricate, a Green Tree Python can still be a good starter snake. Just do your research first. They need higher humidity, and must be fed after lights out in their cage from tongs. Locale also makes a difference. The Biaks can be nippy, but the Sorongs and Jayapuras are SWEETIES!
Edith

 

[Weird_Arachnid]

Wow, awesome snake. I love how he just chills up there in the car.

 

[crixalis]

nice

excellent pics you got there..i like it

 

[PrettyHate]

wow i didn't even see this thread. I don't know yet, but i think she is going to name is Jeremy Fisher because she named her Burmese Hubert Cumberdale and she asked me who the other guy was when we were having lunch. On the way home he made himself at home

Great names (and pics)- now you just need a third named Marjori Baxter