The 5 Friendliest Pet Snakes You Can Own! | Meet My New and Rare Snake!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

what is your friendliest pet snake?

[@WholeMylk]

By far my ball python he’s two and I’m not even sure he has the ability to hiss. Never bitten never hissed never even recoiled.

[@momamiandkiddokelsi9027]

My first snake, a garter snake. She was awesome! I got her when I was 4 so I'm sad to say that she is not with us anymore. She was the kindest snake ever, never musked, never struck, never hissed. I miss her so much!

[@WholeMylk]

@@momamiandkiddokelsi9027 some times we get lucky lol my ball that was super nice was my first snake

[@momamiandkiddokelsi9027]

@@WholeMylk yes! And I think that being lucky with your first snake gives you a great love and respect for reptiles that lasts a lifetime! Almost all of my snakes has been sweethearts but Sock (the garter) was by far the best!

[@KissMeClaude]

My Kenyan Sand Boa is an amazing snake. He’s very sweet and the most he’s done is shake his tail as he tries to get away from me. Honestly, when he’s stressed, he tries to burrow into me. He’s never once tried to bite me. Not once. Once you take him out, he’s super active and just a great snake.

[@itssassysarah]

I have a corn snake, a ball Python and a hognose snake and honestly, all of them are personable. They all seem to like handling and exploring. Maybe I just have a particularly social hognose but she’s very sweet and she actually comes out if you call her name.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

all very cool snakes!

[@CynthiaPrice79]

Hog nose are a great introductory snake, because of their personality. When I was wee, my dad swerved to avoid something, and pulled over. He had me get out with him and come meet the gopher snake. We handled it for a little bit while he told me about it, then let him go back in the brush, away from the road. I honestly think it’s the heat of the asphalt that attracts them.

[@denigong9708]

@@CynthiaPrice79 it is. Don't know if it was evening or late morning when this happened to you but a snakes love the black top. It can burn them at the hotter parts of the day though

[@BigJDawg6969]

We have 4 Hoggies.. 4 completely different snakes. All amazing

[@t.dbydizzy]

@@BigJDawg6969 So cool! I’ve always wanted one!! I’ve done so much research😄

[@yuhyuhtheindigo7085]

For me the answer is 100% a dwarf or super dwarf reticulated Python. Mine is about 2 and a half years old, 7 feet long and she is the most “social” snake I have ever had. She will leave the hide and come up to her glass to greet me, she’s active and explorative, and the most patient snake I have ever handled. She’s weirdly chill about almost everything, not even head shy.

[@HerCrochetCorner]

I saw and held one at the pet store yesterday and it was the SWEETEST little thing. It wrapped around my wrist and nuzzled it’s head in my palm

[@kristenlogan2594]

I want one so bad lol

[@jed_shred_guitars]

My mainland is the same way

[@__boomer2__]

I had a guy at a show hand me a 3 ft long retic. She was the happiest thing ever, instantly went up my arm and started doing the Titanic pose off my head. I'd consider getting one if they didn't get 15 feet long 😂

[@scottrackley4457]

@@__boomer2__ retics are mostly inquisitve snakes, they know how big they are, most tolerate touching their head before investigating your sleeves.

[@paradisereptiles4794]

Cornsnakes are a lot like house snakes as far as personality imo. I’ve held a African house snake at an expo and they explore a little like corns and it was super chill with being held.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

agreed!

[@gamingkiller028]

@@WickensWickedReptiles lol im in florida so theres burmese pythons here

[@emilysherps2820]

I’ve had a black African house snake for nearly a year now and barely heard anything about them, but as of recent I’ve seen all kinds of videos about them being great. It’s nice seeing they have been getting the recognition they deserve.

[@lemonshark4961]

I definitely plan on getting one soon.

[@blackonyx9842]

“Let’s talk about North American colubrids!” Yes, please. A whole video on them. There’s so much beautiful variety among them. You have garter snakes, king snakes, corn and rat snakes, bull snakes, plus crazy stuff like indigos, and some that you don’t see as much like smooth green snakes and the teeeeny tiny little ring-necked snakes. A lot of them don’t get nearly as much love as pythons and boas, and I think that’s a shame, since many of them are outgoing and have pretty moderate care requirements.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

North American video coming soon!

[@mcastereptiles2837]

That would be awesome to have a video on! I have ribbon snakes, a albino king snake, albino corn snake, a San Diego gopher snake and a milk snake

[@scottrackley4457]

Black snakes. If i had a nickel for everytime Mamaw said not to mess with the black snakes. Rats and vermin disappeared around the chickens. They were after other snakes.

[@depressedchicken4549]

Most friendly snake is a noodle. They never bite, great for handling. Even though the are quite thin an easy to break they never scare people when you give them the noodle to handle they ‘although weirded out’ will not be scared. Also they make a great snack

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

snack snek

[@ffxfgxsfxxxg2419]

Word of caution: don’t eat your pet unless you can add them to some sort of spicy liquid

[@crystalnicole1287]

Ive been terrified of snakes until i found you, Tyler, and Brian about 8 months ago. I watched soooo many videos, read so much and then went to repticon two weeks ago...... I came home with a baby glades rat snake and im in love!

[@torismith4621]

I would love to see a garter snake care guide. (if you haven't already made one)

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

coming soon!

[@ambercat20]

I think snake discovery has a garter snake care guide

[@torismith4621]

@@ambercat20 yes, but I also enjoy getting info from multiple sources

[@jessescreepy-crawlies7374]

@@WickensWickedReptiles Please talk about their semi-aquatic habits - iv had 5 adults plus i kept 3 babies and they all spend from 35 to 50% of their time in the water swimming or hanging on the rocks that stick out of the water

[@ItsMasonMoney]

I just got one. They're awesome. I'd also love a care guide so I can keep improving his cage.

[@emilysmith9160]

I'm surprised that Antaresia didn't get a shout-out!! I have two children's pythons. My female is a yearling that willingly slithers onto my hand to be let out and will happily chill with me on the bed as I watch a movie - she's the most beautiful tempered snake that I own. My other 3 year old male that I found not two days ago on Sunday after he was missing for nearly 6 WEEKS was perfectly handleable even after having no human interaction for that long of a time. They're fantastic little snakes that don't get enough credit

[@nayazindagi9960]

I agree! I have a stimpsons python and was fully expecting Antaresia to be #1

[@joanar8824]

Aww! I'm so glad to see African house snakes getting some love! They're so easy to handle and care for, and for those who like the look of the Mexican black king snake - the black house snake has a similar iridescent shine to it too.

[@thedesertrat_9514]

Not to mention it’s 300% cheaper😂

[@joanar8824]

@@thedesertrat_9514 omfg yes!

[@DarlingBrownEyes]

Yes. Yes. Yes!! The smug expression I made when you said house snake is indescribable. I LOVE my house snake and wish they got more credit. Super easy to handle and have an awareness of being held/off the ground that most other colubrids seem to lack.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

That is awesome!

[@dwightmansburden7722]

I adore garter snakes and have several living wild on my property (I have a habitat set up specifically for them). Probably my favorite snake, though, is a close relative of the garter snake, the lined snake (Tropidoclonion lineatum). They make lousy pets because they’re nocturnal and fossorial, but they don’t bite and I’ve never been musked by one. DeKay’s Brown snakes look similar, but they are grumpy, nervous and bitey like their watersnake cousins. My favorite pet snake was a black ratsnake that I caught as a hatchling and kept for years.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I love garters

[@brianpartlow5530]

Species is big when looking for friendly snakes. You also have to meet any snake you want to buy. I have met mean ball pythons, I have a Boa that loves to be around people, Tyler Nolan has a king cobra that gives kisses. Every snake has it's own personality. Some pythons just ball up or wrap up on you and go to sleep, others are interested in socializing, they stay active and curious the whole time they are out. Some pythons are grumps and bite people. Same with Boas.

[@CrimFerret]

Based on personal experience, I'd have to include gopher snakes with an honorable mention. My experience picking up a wild one and taking it home (don't do this) when I was in my teens was that it was as handleable as any socialized snake I've interacted with from day one. He was handled by a lot of people in his life and never objected, hissed or bit. That experience was similar to the one Episode on Clint's Reptiles where he picked one up and it was just as chill. We had a bull snake (similar species) get inside at one point last Summer. My housemate was looking for a pillow case and some sort of tongs. I just picked the snake up, carried it outside, and let it go in a safe place for a snake. It didn't hiss or struggle. Hopefully it's still nomming on the plentiful mice in the area.

[@thedesertrat_9514]

I was not expecting you to put African House Snakes on the list. I have a female African Black House Snake names Cleo in my tiny collection, but have to agree. So docile, easy to handle, and I’ve let people hold her to get an idea of what it feels like to hold something tinier than a ball python

[@amandablythe6515]

I think I want an African house snake for my first snake. I'm taking a year to learn/decide/prepare. I wanted a ball python, but I fell in love with Penelope on Leafy Streets channel. She is so beautiful and curious and seems to like handling.

[@ghostwiththem0st_]

I’ve been waiting for you to put African house snakes on a list for forever! They’re my favorite. This is the perfect list for them!

[@zoezombie3223]

Small boa localities are so fascinating. I especially love tarahumaras.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

for sure!!

[@hollycranson]

Love your videos! Could you make cheapest reptiles to maintain and reptiles that enjoy interaction?

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for the idea!

[@skatert0t]

Yea that would be great

[@CynthiaPrice79]

@@WickensWickedReptiles be sure to point out that Burms are devil snakes and hate everyone! 😉😂

[@autumnedney9780]

That would be awesome

[@e_piggyl2379]

great idea!

[@momamiandkiddokelsi9027]

Great video as always! I love that you included garter snakes! My first snake was my beloved garter. She was a sweetheart! Never musked, never hissed and never struck. I got her when I was 4 so I'm sad to say that she is not with us anymore. I miss her so much!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Sorry to hear that

[@Cryptid_Candy]

I have two Garter Snakes, and they are complete angels! it was honestly kinda nice to see garters on this list. They are very underrated!

[@tinah6423]

Every time I watch your videos my list of snakes I “need” gets longer and longer 😂 Thank you for such useful, fun content that feels like you’re talking to a friend. ✨💕

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I feel this haha!

[@sidmelucci3675]

I believe that some snakes DO like to be handled-at least as much as they "like" anything. It's the warmth of your body that they enjoy. For many species, a 98.6° (Fahrenheit, or 37° Celsius) hand or neck is a cozy place. And maybe your seemingly random petting and stroking adds a bit of enrichment, too.

[@leche2905]

agreed !

[@sirenamares1390]

Yay, African house snakes made it to a list! I have a baby T- albino Cape African House Snake, and she is the most curious little one. I target trained her for food, which only took two feedings for her to learn. And I got her to go to my hand willingly from the enclosure, and explore around my hand. She's also the only snake who escaped from her enclosure. African house snake babies are smarter than you expect and so thin that you can mistake them for sentient shoelaces. She found a cavity in the top cover of her enclosure that was designed for threading cables inside like thermostat cables. But it has an extra space on a blind spot and since I couldn't see it, I didn't plug it there. So I totally agree with number one spot. Just keep in mind that this is the true escape artist. If there are any openings that you can thread a shoelace through, for your own sanity and their safety, cover it.

[@unreaLauren]

Woohoo! Glad to see African House Snakes!! This was my first snake (boaedon capensis/cape house snake/brown AHS)-I decided to get one because they are extremely handleable and stay pretty small (specifically males, that are usually less than 3 ft long). I’m willing to bet they’ll pop-off in popularity soon!

[@kalibmaxwell6394]

I’m having a hard time figuring out what pet snake I want because you keep posting all these great snakes

[@Jackalandhare]

As someone who just got a black African house snake, I can concur! Great eaters, easy to handle even as a baby and has a very curious disposition.

[@trackerx495]

I don't have one, but I've seen African House Snakes at reptile shows. You never hear about them, so very cool to have them on the list. They are cool little snakes, and I seriously want one.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they are so cool!

[@oun6661]

We got a ribbon snake a few months ago and he was doing good. Gave him a friend (another ribbon) and they are doing great. I can definitely tell the additional ribbon enhanced their life.

[@connorthornberg]

Surprised you didn't have Dumeril's Boas on here! Such friendly snakes, they're basically just chonky ball pythons with different head shapes and crazy cool patterning. Oh, and better eaters!

[@bellamichelle777]

My garter was my all time favorite. She hated being held her entire life but was the biggest character and even people afraid of snakes liked her. She was always out and about in her tank, would come over and interact thru the glass, and loved having tongue flicking contests. Man do I miss her.

[@olivethedragon6831]

Lucite for is absolutely adorable!! I think all the speckles on Hog island boas are gorgeous and they are definitely a dream species of mine. Can’t wait to see the reptile room tour!

[@olivethedragon6831]

Lucifer *

[@ravendodger9215]

Surprised & happy that house snakes were number one on your list! I am getting one next month and can't wait! I always enjoy your videos, Thank you for sharing them with us!

[@ericlucci2829]

i got my first ball python two weeks ago and he’s easily my favourite reptile i’ve ever had. he’s super super chill

[@katdaddy_liz]

Yes more on African house snakes!! They look so cool :)

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they sure are

[@aoroen]

I highly highly recommend gopher/bull snakes!! I have one thats about a year old now, she is an absolute joy! My partner that has not really been interested in my snakes before frequently goes to her enclosure to interact and talk to her, its adorable to watch :) Plus she is an albino and has amazing deep oranges and lavender spots!

[@Tinybadger]

So happy to see African House Snakes on here! Getting my first snake ever on Saturday and she is beautiful and so inquisitive! The shop seemed so surprised she would be my first snake as most people don’t even give them a look! But they are perfect for me 😊 love your videos!

[@selinadudley8270]

I don't care what anyone says about ball pythons. I love them! I have 5 & they each have their own personalities that range from super social & always wanting to hang out with us to "just feed me & leave me alone". Lol 🖤❤

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

bingo!

[@JimmyMendham]

My friendliest snake I have is a garter snake and coincidentally her name is Lucy. She has a very gentle personality and doesn’t musk or bite at all and enjoys being handled a lot

[@kimpanther5110]

Yesssss Burm care guide!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

coming soon!

[@503menagerie3]

Adore African house snakes! Super underrated and definitely on my list.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

They are!

[@lorrainemunoa791]

My African House Snake is my only snake, but even being a baby, he has never so much as hissed or flinched. He's shy, and timid, because he is the size of a soba noodle just now, but he has a curiosity and a docile, non-aggressive temperament. No panic striking, if he's nervous about me changing his water, he'll just quickly excuse himself to slither away and curl up in a hide. House Snakes need more love!

[@honeybee1439]

I would love to see a Burmese care guide. I’ll never own one because they are so large, but I would love to see how much work goes into caring for such a big noodle

[@nanabanana80]

Awesome video, I’m such a big fan. A few videos ago you’ve mentioned half dwarf burms and I would love a video on them. Having different sized snakes with the same temperament as a burm sounds great to me!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Great suggestion!

[@reptilez13]

Beautiful!! I love the dwarf island boas, and Hog Island are one of the most beautiful for sure. And pretty small too, even females (unless fed a ton as babies, which seems to be why we had huge monster boas back when. Boas have such slow metabolisms compared to even pythons)

[@exnecross3141]

I have owned many snakes in my life. The friendliest pet snake, in my opinion, is the Rosy Boa. They are the most calm and docile snake you'll ever see.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they can be for sure!

[@JanuaryFontaine]

Thank you for your education and encouragement 😊

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

You are so welcome!

[@MaliciousMollusc]

Can never go wrong with Hog Island. I recently got one and he is the most personable of all my snakes. Within a week, he's crawling all over me. No flightyness, no squirm, nothing.

[@iceman60101]

Hey Adam, I'm glad you mentioned the African house snakes in this list. Thanks again and good job bro. 👍

[@SableBaby623]

I just wanted to comment to say, I subscribed right after the "not the musk thing" lmao. literally did something similar while talking to a customer about ferrets (cat snakes) today.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thank you!

[@whippersnappery]

Duuuude! Love the info you provide and your production quality. Keep up the good work!!

[@uccellolee]

My corns are definitely very personable. But actually when socialised carpet pythons are just as amazing. My male carpet python is absolutely amazing I've had kids holding him he's been to colleges to do educational chats with and being held by novices and people who are scared! Amazing snake and a really decent size snake that can have some insane looking enclosures! X

[@MAdams790]

All hail the house snake!! I have a male that's het for T- albino. I'd love to get him a visual T- lady friend one day. Named in honor of the G.O.A.T., Steve. His future lady friend will be rightfully named, Terri. Great job as always, buddy!!

[@dungeonsandcritters4812]

Oh! Our little Ghost, Ghast and Ghoul made it into the video 😍 Great list, I didn't see the first place mentioned much around! Beautiful too besides being friendly.

[@thekreeperkrib4856]

They are absolutely gorgeous!!! I love the names too!!!

[@dungeonsandcritters4812]

@@thekreeperkrib4856 thank you 💕

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@marieparsons9908]

Garrett at Reach Out Reptiles is getting into house snakes in a big way.

[@onixxfilth]

Definitely my enchi phantom ball python boy, Bumble. He's a total sweetheart and super chill.

[@jessescreepy-crawlies7374]

great video - my Fav. are the Garter snakes - i have 3 that have access to an aquarium that's 36 by 24 by 18 and they spend almost half their time in the water swimming or on the rock that sticks out of the water - i don't think people talk enough about how they are basically semi aquatic - great video as always

[@marieparsons9908]

Ah ha, Adam. I first heard of house snakes in one of your videos on what's going to become hot. Maybe it was the '21 one. So you Have mentioned them before! : )

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I can't remember anything

[@lemonshark4961]

I worked at a small aquarium and we had a red tailed boa that was super sweet and great to teach kids and finicky adults about calm snake behavior. They would ask how I knew he wouldnt bite me or them so he was a perfect model for the nice slow tongue flicks, calm movement and no strike position. If I had the space or time I would absolutely love a boa for my personal collection.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Absolutely awesome!

[@samonehairston4458]

"Not the musk thing, the personality thing" 🤣🤣🤣

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

bingo hahaha

[@KB-ql8cx]

I’ve got a couple crawl cays. I wanted a dumerils, but didn’t have the space. Amazing snakes

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

amazing snakes!

[@DTAever]

I have two ball pythons and ended up getting a corn snake even though I said I never would because they’re so thin lol and to be honest I love my corn snake 😅 he has the cutest personality ever, very shy but inquisitive. Although my ball pythons are well behaved and never strike or hiss they are a little slow and “boring”. But that’s great for some people! Lol

[@DeannaHope3213]

Both of my ball pythons are both very good with handling. With anyone, including my young children. They’ve never hissed, or struck at a single person. Ever. I love them so much. Snakes are my absolute favorite pets to have.

[@jessicareynolds8011]

Red tails r so beautiful and I think hands down my fave. I used 2 despise snakes but with the help of ur channel and 3 others I can actually appreciate them. I can see the beauty in them now. I don't think I could touch 1 but I won't throw my child at them anymore 2 save my own life.

[@lyrieth8833]

I would love to get a San Francisco garter snake, they are just stunning!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I totally agree!

[@84landon]

My most affectionate snake is hands down my lavender California Kingsnake. Every time I open his enclosure, he rushes to the front to give my hands all of the kisses! I am still trying to teach him manners and to not give open mouth kisses.

[@tf4698]

African house snakes are awesome! I'm so glad they made the list. I had one and she was amazing.

[@pabstvizsla2323]

I think I got lucky with my ball python Mel, she’s never once refused food. And more than that, she comes out of her hide to greet me every time I walk in the room without fail. Man I love that snake

[@paranoiarpincess]

Yay Monday! It was so mice meeting you yesterday! I hope you're able to either use or put your present up ♡.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

thank you very much! I really appreciate it! Found more Day Gecko eggs today :)

[@paranoiarpincess]

@@WickensWickedReptiles that's awesome! awesome! Would you ever get a booth at a reptile show, or do you have a massive waiting list and there isn't really much room for it? Also, my son and I are wanting to get a BEL ball python in the future and I think I remember hearing you mention breeding them. If you do, and/or will would you sell them, and if so, how do I get on a waitlist?

[@IridescentObsession]

I used to breed Hogg island boas, I really wish I didn’t sell my pair. Glad to see them getting some publicity! Love the videos Adam!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for watching!

[@nicolebrautigam1561]

Would love a Burm care guide!!! I have fallin in love with them!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

coming soon!

[@mischiefgoblin9102]

I'll never have a berm but gosh I love watching videos of those big dopey sweethearts xD

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

they sure are!

[@mischiefgoblin9102]

@@WickensWickedReptiles for the record if you did a berm care guide I would watch it just to see them xD

[@willemvandernest3249]

I must agree. I had boa constrictors and they made awesome pets. We now have 2 corn snakes and they are also very calm and easy to handle.

[@triedxtrue]

my BP is such a sassy little boy but i wouldn’t change him for the world 😂 he’ll grow out of it with handling and his personality is a special one

[@Samwich963]

Love burms!! Yours are beautiful!! I believe I seen a pearl in your collection. Very nice! I have an ultramel burmese, she is quite the stunner too!

[@jaimebucholz1541]

I absolutely love hog island boas! I had 2 years ago that I had to re-home at the time…. I miss those guys so much! I love how they get light and dark at different times…. I gotta get another I think

[@davomerr]

So glad to see African house snakes at number 1 on this list. Def underrated and not as common as they should be. Also on my list for easy to care for snakes. Thanks for adding them to the list.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Totally agree!

[@theserpentunderneath7642]

Finally some House Snake love! I have a hypo capensis and a normal Fuli! They are the perfect snake size for 99% of people who want a snake imo.

[@epicwolf3]

African house snakes are very great to handle. They are great at holding on and are sweet natured. Have a friend breeding them and they are adorable from babies to adults.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

agreed

[@annabellebrooks849]

Your videos are awesome and so helpful!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Glad you like them!

[@jezter6505]

Would love to see a cali king snake careguide, if of course you haven’t made one. Anyway, keep up the good work man!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks!

[@jasonh7128]

My most personable is my corn snake. She seems to like being held and crawling everywhere. Though she's a bit aggressive before she learns that you're not food. I also had an ex with a red tail that I really liked. It seemed to like always being on people, even if it was just for the warmth, and never got aggressive. I've had a couple ball pythons, and while they weren't aggressive, they seem to get more defensive and nervous around other people. But that's just been my experience.

[@HeavenlyiceDream]

I have garters and hognose I can confirm, Garter snakes are absolutely hilarious pet snakes. my Koya , a blue checkered plays hide and seek with me by whipping the glass with his tail and i have to find him Once I do he does this funny wiggle and i sit back down. We do this for up to an hour and it's the greatest. Hobi is a hognose and he loves to come outand play on my desk while I am playing games after work. he likes to be near my hands/arms. he will tap the glass with his nose and get pissy if I don't take him out for play time.

[@6strings735]

Western/Plains hognose have a personality all their own, so funny. And Garters are fantastic captives, I agree!

[@juliavdwal]

My fav snake I own right now is Maru my Mexican Black Kingsnake. She has such a curious personality. She never attacked me and she is so easy to handle. She is still very young so she doesnt really sit still in your hand but it does feel like she has her own sas in her personality and I luv that girl

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I love king snakes!

[@juliavdwal]

@@WickensWickedReptiles yeah me too! She is my first snake and I have her since September. After that I rescued 2 snow corn snakes and now I still want a ball python. The addiction fo reptiles is starting xD

[@amazingaquaticsandexotics3030]

Awesome video Adam.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for the visit!Q!

[@karenwetherald6086]

I wonder if you heard me shout for joy at the mention of African House Snakes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsssss Thank you so much for mentioning them !!!!!!!!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

I love em!

[@davidream136]

Burm care guide!! Bonus points if you can get creepingitreal Rob in your video 🤣

[@rooibaard832]

Housies are awesome! They were my first snake as a kid. They are very prolific.

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

They are amazing

[@rooibaard832]

I kept a few of the Lamprophis species (before the taxomomy re-work) and capensis is by far the easiest.

[@thekreeperkrib4856]

Great Video as always Sir!!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@minipet6934]

We just got my dream snake a Ball Python. Pastel colour. She's already such a sweetheart. She's best friends with our 3yo who's extremely gentle (not all kids are!) Sits watching her kids pad together and will fall asleep cuddling her. They might be common but, they're my all time favourite snake 🐍. I'm in Montreal Canada. Absolutely the #1 in my heart ❤️

[@connorcook2338]

I just recently got a bloodred motley corn snake, the African House snake looks really cool

[@fullonsociopath]

Yay. I have a black african house snek. Right out of the shipping box, he has never struck, hissed, or done anything except dart away to avoid being held. My only gripe is he is so very nocturnal. I never see him until all lights are off. But maybe he will grow out of that.

[@stevenbrooks1410]

Berm care guide and set up would be a good one!!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

coming soon!

[@kristinecooper3958]

I just added a four-year-old bumblebee Ball python to my collection today and he is such a sweetheart and I'm already in love and it's only been a couple of hours. He is joining my 3 other ball pythons and my boa.

[@BluebellKitty1]

I own a half hog island half hypo and he is a sweet boy. His second birthday is tomorrow. He is a stringbean at only 2.5-3 foot and it is a joy to hold him. He is so small compared to normal BIs of his age. He eats like a champ though and is definitely growing! He was also born with a face that is slightly deformed, so maybe it's his genetics. He seems pretty healthy, though :)

[@satansoup]

I’d love to see alllllll the care guides. 😂❤️🙏

[@DeidarasLilStudent]

Honestly, my foster retic was the best animal i had ever met. She was so tolerant, trusting, and never held a grudge for how often we had to give her shots. She would always want to ‘come over’ to you if you were near her enclosure. She never struck out of fear or mistook for food. One time the vet had to flush her nose. They gave her back and she crawled on my shoulders and just stayed there unmoving. She was done, wanted to go home and be left alone. I was honored that she saw/used me for safety. She passed recently, just too sick. I’ll miss her. I wish i got to see her grow to 15 feet long, but someone didn’t care about her anymore and it lead to a very serious infection that her little heart couldnt take it anymore. I get her ashes soon. I was her forever home all along.

[@hasisme1]

Love the video, thanks for making them!

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

Thanks for watching

[@Rose1312afa]

i used to truly think that reptiles cant feel love, but my homie adopted a bearded dragon as a pet and i learned fast how loving they can be 😤😤 shoutout brutus. now im looking to adopt a reptile boy to brighten up my day when i come home from work

[@knowkratom]

Dumeril's Boas are sweet and gentle. I have 2, the 7foot female is big and docile

[@WickensWickedReptiles]

amazing!

[@ColdbloodedCompassion]

Thank you! This is a bridge that I am looking to cross so that I can offer rescue to snakes. I have some experience with large snakes but am researching small (which actually intimidate me where as an 8 foot doesn't even make me pause) to choose my first pet snake. Will be doing more research on the African house snake. So very lovely!