Mexican black kingsnakes (Lampropeltis getula nigrita) are a deep and shiny black color, with hints of chocolate. As juveniles, they may have small yellow spots on some of their scales. They may also have white dots under their chin. They are slender and grow to an average of 3 to […]

Corn snakes are usually docile pets. But, in certain circumstances, your corn snake might be aggressive with you. Hissing and biting can be scary for a novice, so taming your corn snake is vital. You need handling equipment like a snake hook, snake tongs, a bag, and restraint equipment. Learn […]

Owners and breeders recommend feeding rodents to snakes. Most snakes eat lots of mice and rats in the wild. But if you want to offer a more varied diet, there are pet snake food alternatives. Fish, worms, amphibians, and eggs are suitable for most snakes. Larger mammals, such as chicks […]

Ball pythons (Python Regius) are renowned for being calm and friendly snakes. But that doesn’t mean they never bite. In some cases, ball pythons can be very aggressive. As a beginner, you may not know how to take an aggressive ball python, but it can be done. Start by learning […]

Grass snakes (Natrix natrix) are commonly found across Europe and Asia, but they can thrive in captivity in America. But that doesn’t mean that grass snakes make good pets for beginners as they’re more difficult to handle than other types of pet snakes. Grass snakes require a 40-gallon tank with […]

Once you understand the basic requirements, banana ball python care is easy for beginners. Ball pythons are placid, non-venomous snakes. You need to know how to set up your snake’s tank and what to feed your pet. Knowledge of handling and how to deal with health problems is also vital. […]