what snakes do you like or have

Only trouser snakes in here thank you.

if you could get them as long as the snake around my neck then i would say yes
lol

the blackheaded python around my neck name is digby and he is about 1.8 meters long and still growing

I had a ball python once upon a time, I would like to get another one but not until I have a house with a mancave so my gf doesn't have to deal with it

Used to have some Gartersnakes and other Reptiles growing up!
Lived for 36 years in the Bahamas,and usually had to save Bahama-Boas from getting chopped up by zealous Believers who only saw the Devil in those Critters!
Six/Eight foot ones weren't a rarity!New Providence boa (Epicrates striatus strigilatus)
Eventually the Workers called me to move them when they were in the way!
There was enough Bush around to let them go,so I didn't keep them!

this might give you some idea!

I'd try any snake.

i used to have five or six diffrent snakes when i was younger now i got digby for my son when he was 12 we have had him for about 3 years he a good pet

Snakes, gotta love em!

i have pastel and normal ballpythons,1 albino burmese, and some local hots from my country.Boiga philippina,2 pit vipers, 2 mangrove snakes

Ok my biggest is John a albino Burmese or Golden Python, but my Reticulated pythons will all get longer(John is over 13 foot a about 70 lb) the carpet pythons are about 6 to 8 foot. The longest bull snake is about 7 foot. I keep smaller ones as well. Garters 9 species, water snakes try hogs. I have a pond full of Terrapins, all rescued. Not forgetting the tortoise's 25 of them. My snakes have been seen by seen by over 40,000 people this year. I do talks, displays, photo shoots, schools etc.
It's trying to put back more than I take out of life.
I have a full time job as a sparky, just thinking what am I doing on here! Well miss intimacy of a relationship, just a little stroke of the arm or a arm around the wast, my mates don't like it?

My ex liked trouser snakes!!

i love snakes,they make great boots

When I read the title of this thread, I thought it was about people married to politicians.

Yay! no to snake nooo....

No pet snakes here!

I'm petrified of them... the big ones anyway.

Wherever I travel I always check to see what type of snake lives in that region. Although I have never been bitten or even threatened... its more a mental thing.

I work in a place that has vipers .. in the rice paddies.... big ones.. I stay clear of the rice paddies.. snakes just scare the hell out of me.

Don't mind snakes but won't own one. Can't feed them live mice. So they would starve if I owned one.

My brother says his daughter has a snake, though I have never been there to see it. He always signs any cards he sends to us, with:
his name, his kids, the cat, the dog, and the snake.

Here in Arkansas, I have seen a few snakes in the yard. My mom says she saw some rattle snakes. We both have seen 2 snakes 6' long and black. I think they called them rat snakes. Our neighbor killed 1, a few months after we moved in. 2 years later when the 2nd came by, I chased it out of the yard, rather than kill it. I have also seen a corral snake with the bright red and yellow markings. It was hiding in the wheel barrel on the porch. I chased it out, and lost it in a bush.

Have a number of wild snakes around the house: rattlers, bull snakes, hog-nosed snakes, and garter snakes. Wild snakes are the best! There is one bull snake in particular that has reappeared a couple times. He gets relocated to some happy hunting grounds far away from the house, then shows up a few months later sunning on the driveway again. No, cannot be sure is the same one, but each time the snake is larger and sunning within a few feet of the last time. Was about 5' the last time I saw him. This year...?

Snakes are so amazing, especially the rattlers IMO. Feeding them is hard for me, as I also dearly love rodents. So...wild snakes are the best!

I work hard to maintain the herd of bull snakes, as they are aggressive hunters and snag all the easy prey that lie-and-wait snakes (aka rattlers) like. In an indirect way, they manage the rattler population humanely. Have some awesome snake habitat on a portion of the land, with grass up to the knees and bushes and birds and rodents galore. Suspect there are some really huge bull snakes in there by now, 6'-8', though have not seen any larger than the 5'.