Actually, that's a pretty good question for this reason.....>

Posted by Terry Cox on October 11, 2001 at 04:52:12:

In Reply to: Which is the tamest rat snake? posted by loopy on October 09, 2001 at 22:25:01:

Many ratsnakes make very good pets, mostyly because they're so handleable, but also because of their ease of care.

My favorites are mostly Eurasian ratsnakes: the Russian, E. s. schrencki; the Dione's rats, E. dione (from S. Korea or China); and the Chinese twin-spotted rat, E. bimaculata. These are the ones I've worked with the most, and are extremely tame, hardy, and nice to look at.

I think more people should pay attention to the temperment and ease of care of their animals, as well as their beauty and price.

TMC

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: Many ratsnakes make very good pets, mostyly because they're so handleable, but also because of their ease of care. : My favorites are mostly Eurasian ratsnakes: the Russian, E. s. schrencki; the Dione's rats, E. dione (from S. Korea or China); and the Chinese twin-spotted rat, E. bimaculata. These are the ones I've worked with the most, and are extremely tame, hardy, and nice to look at. : I think more people should pay attention to the temperment and ease of care of their animals, as well as their beauty and price. : TMC

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