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Sounds awesome! This is still a few years off (as I'll probably be applying to Florida State vet school and hauling a 7 foot snake cross country isn't exactly an easy thing to do) but I want to get a red tail as a starter big snake... Maybe a nice male sunglow or salmon. Do they tend to be fairly simple/rewarding to keep? For example, not picky eaters like balls or cancer prone like argentines?

[QUOTE="cornking4, post: 57609, member: 1208"] Sounds awesome! This is still a few years off (as I'll probably be applying to Florida State vet school and hauling a 7 foot snake cross country isn't exactly an easy thing to do) but I want to get a red tail as a starter big snake... Maybe a nice male sunglow or salmon. Do they tend to be fairly simple/rewarding to keep? For example, not picky eaters like balls or cancer prone like argentines? [/QUOTE]

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