Would a corn snake make a better pet than a ball python?

The question everybody wants an answer to... which are better? Ball pythons or corn snakes? Well, there's a lot to know about each animal. In this video, I go over some of the main differences between these two beginner snakes to help you decide which is the best fit for what you're looking for. read more

On average, a ball python will be a bit calmer and more easily acclimated to handling. BPs are just a really tolerant species, which is why they make better pets than most other snakes. read more

*requires less expenses: corn snakes As I stated earlier, ball pythons have more special requirements than corn snakes. For all snakes, there must be a warm side of the cage and a cooler side, since they're cold blooded they can only regulate their temps by moving from one temp to another. read more

Ball pythons and corn snakes are great because of their personalities. They are friendly and like to be handled. Ball pythons tend to hang out with their humans in one spot, like coiled around your arm or hanging around your neck. Corn snakes are a little more active and might explore a little bit on you and around your surroundings. read more