Native to Australia, carpet pythons can grow up to 12 feet long. They are colorful and patterned but can be nippy when young. With age, they become tolerant and friendly.
Found in western North America, gopher snakes grow 3-6 feet long and can mimic rattlesnakes by shaking their tails. They enjoy basking and live up to 20 years.
Native to the U.S. and Mexico, milk snakes have striking colors but are non-venomous. They range from 1-6 feet and have a docile nature but need to be housed separately to prevent cannibalism.
Common in the U.S., garter snakes are small (2-4 feet) and active during the day. They eat a varied diet and are known for their gentle nature, living up to 10 years.
Rosy boas, with their beautiful pink or brown hues, are calm and easy to care for. They grow up to 4 feet long and can live up to 25 years.
This North American snake is noted for its upturned nose and dramatic defensive displays. It grows to 4-5 feet and is generally friendly, with a lifespan of up to 15 years.
Ball pythons, native to Africa, are known for curling into a ball when scared. They come in over 500 patterns and can live up to 30 years with proper care.
California kingsnakes are social and active, known for their escape skills. They can grow up to 6 feet and live up to 20 years. They require secure enclosures to prevent escapes.