What's the snake with the best temperament

[Hamalicious]

Well at least someone understood haha thanks bananapeel

 

[Bananapeel]

Haha, not a problem!

 

[Steve68]

I would go with the cape yorks from Kel Worley. I just purchased 1 from them and would be one of the calmest snakes i have had to the point my 10 year old son has clamed it for himself and named it teddy short for teddybear.
So i just placed a order for 2 more.
ps they are on the forum in the for sale section

 

[mje772003]

I would go with the cape yorks from Kel Worley. I just purchased 1 from them and would be one of the calmest snakes i have had to the point my 10 year old son has clamed it for himself and named it teddy short for teddybear.
So i just placed a order for 2 more.
ps they are on the forum in the for sale section

I last weekend bought a water python from Julie Worley and couldn't be happier and nice and placid

 

[Emilie]

Rubber snakes are def the calmest ones. Needs next to no care as well

 

[buffcoat]

I assume yer in Aus. If not a corn, hognose or Royal. If ya are, woma.

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[Crimson.Massacre]

This thread may be dead, but I would certainly get a Murray Darling for your first. I've had mine for 8 months now and he's a pleasure to own. Their contrasting colours are absolutely gorgeous. He was quite snappy but he's calmed down tremendously.

 

[Gruni]

All the common sense stuff about individual snakes aside the ones in my experience that have been so placid i would gamble on one would be =1st Woma and BHP and then Olives, but the olives get to be HUGE thick set buggers!

 

[Morgieo]

bredli!!!! Im Bias, as Spade (my bredli) doesnt bite... he head butts... hahaha

 

[mje772003]

My olive is a pussy cat except when it's feeding time

 

[Monitors_R_Us]

Every snake is different, don't be fooled by people labeling a species as "friendly".

 

[damian83]

bredli!!!! Im Bias, as Spade (my bredli) doesnt bite... he head butts... hahaha

So does my male baby coastal, he has bluffed a few times feeding him , and his gf has tagged my daughter and jeffa8 but not me

 

[Chris101]

Red bellies are pretty placid

 

[Snowman]

If handling is of a concern then you better get a small python.

 

[benjamind2010]

Womas are exceptionally placid...except at feeding time then they are truly explosive. I find it hard to believe they can be in their enclosure literally 2 metres away from my face while I'm changing their water bowl and become airborne in their attempt to eat something The large male woma I have, just this evening, took a leap from within the tub and nearly got my neck, I was 2 metres away from him, and that didn't stop him. I gave him 2 jumbo rats and he very quickly calmed down.