Aggressive snakes?

Question

ok its like this i am looking for a aggressive that doesnt get huge but is still big 6ft-7ft would be good i know how this sounds but i want a snake that that isnt going to put up with a bunch of bull c**p because i have a king snake and he puts up with to much c**p from other people like when people poke at his head no matter how many times i tell them to stop they keep doing it or rupping his scales the wrong way stuff like that any way i am looking for a snake that is aggressive and mid size can any one help me

Answer 1

So you're asking us to find you a snake that will bite you every chance it gets? Because you can't make a snake bite only certain people. It's not going to recognize you as it's master and if it is aggressive towards one person it is aggressive towards all people.

Sounds to me like you need to learn how to take care of how people interact with your snake instead of trying to find another snake to do it for you.

Answer 2

you are one of those people that should not keep a pet rock let alone pets that are alive.  just dont let those people close to the snake its not that hard to figure out...  you should not be keeping snakes

Answer 3

agressive snakes Amazon Tree Boas...they get pretty long like 5 or 6' long and stay pretty skinny they are arboreal...their bite doesn't hurt that bad but you know that you have been bitten.  Blood Pythons they get to about 6 or 7' long and they are thick...thicker than Ball Pythons but they are a manageable size.  they hit pretty hard when they bite it doesn't feel that great they have teeth kind of like a Ball Python but they hit harder...i bruised when one of mine bit me.  Green Tree Pythons are agressive...no one will tap a GTP's head and not get bitten but they have really long teeth.  (my picture is a GTP).  

good luck!!

Answer 4

Snakes don't function like dogs. A snake that is aggresive to other people will be aggresive to you as well. If people are manhandling your snake don't let them do it!

Answer 5

you let people poke your snake in its head and dont stop them. seems to me that your far to I'mmature for the snake you have at the moment so im certainly not going to advise you to get a second one.

Answer 6

Not to generalize but allot of, as others have said, your arboreal species are a bit more aggressive in general, and lmao to the answer about not tapping a green tree on the head without getting bit. With those and other tree dwellers you'll be lucky if you get close enough to tap their head before they tap you.

Answer 7

amazon tree boas, white lipped pythons, or a boiga(rear fanged, semi venemous) species