Milks are skittish when youngers (at least my sinaloan was)

Posted by paulstephen on March 24, 2003 at 19:37:28:

In Reply to: Re: my 2nd snake? posted by PitFiend on March 23, 2003 at 11:49:47:

:Hello,
: Either one of the 3 you mentioned would be a great second snake... My personal opinion for a snake that is easy to care for and can be handled is a Corn. They do not get to big and are a commonly docile snake. Kings and Milks are also good choices, however from personal experience they tend to be a touch more skittish when younger.
:Either way read the caresheets and info provided on the myriad of websites, kingsnake.com has some great info. Get educated about your next snake and have fun.

:Good Luck in your quest,
:Charles

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::Right now, I have a 6 month old ball python, and i am looking for another snake. The only problem is I dont know what kind to get! I want one that is easy to care for and docile so i can handle it. I've been kind of leaning towards a king, corn, or milk, due to their colors, but i dont know much about them. Can someone please help me and tell me what is best for me?
::Thanks
::-Jon

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Follow Ups:

• Re: Milks are skittish when youngers (at least my sinaloan was) mattoak 03/25/03 (0)
• Which is what I said in my post... PitFiend 03/25/03 (0)

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