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Wanted. Baby snake.

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Hello all,

My son is looking for a snake and I was leaning towards a corn snake or ball python.
We don't need anything special, just a normal safe snake for my son to learn with and care for. I unfortunately only see very expensive ones.
Does anyone have babies with are cheap or can point me in the right direction.
Thanks
 
Welcome!
Richard I'm not sure how soon you want to acquire your pet. I do suggest doing research first and setting up the habitat prior to purchase.
There is a large reptile show in Tinley Park Illinois in October. It would be a wonderful fun day for you and your son and an opportunity to meet reptile breeders. If you talk to them about what you want they may be able to get it for you.
Also you can research rescue organizations in the area to see whether you can adopt. And you can put a wanted ad in Craigslist, many times snakes become available for free or cheap and include habitat when the owner has to move or go to college.
Good luck!!
 
Many of the expensive snakes you are seeing are probably unusual color morphs that command high prices.

Look for "Normals" and prices should be much more reasonable.

How old is your son? I like corns snakes better, but ball pythons are easier to handle and more fun if your son is very young.
 
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