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African Rock Python: Because of its exceptional size, and its ugly temperament, the African rock python is not a species that many keepers, especially novices, should choose to maintain.
Boas and pythons require clean enclosures with good ventilation. Most snakes will climb if branches or platforms are provided. More >> |
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Amazon Tree Boa: This species is also referred to as the Garden Tree Boa, by experienced hobbyists as ATBs, and, in error, as Cook’s Tree Boa (a different species). More >> |
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Anaconda: (All Anaconda species.) More >> |
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Andean Milk Snake: The Andean milk snake has a white snout and scale margins. At least 24 red rings may, or may not, be tipped in black. It is commonly bred in captivity.
Cages should be escape proof, complete with water and hiding area. More >> |
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Arizona Mountain Kingsnake: Cages should be escape proof, complete with water and hiding area. Kingsnakes and milk snakes must be housed separately (except during breeding season) because they are cannibalistic. More >> |
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Asian Rat Snake: The generic name of this species has only recently been changed from Elaphe.
Wild collected individuals are often very defensive and may injure their snouts by striking against the glass of their terrarium. They will bite. More >> |
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