Urgent help need!!....what kind of <span title="snake???.....identification">snake???.....identificati...</span> and info pls......full stars for best answer...

Question

im planning to get this snake for my 14 yr old bro as a gift....but i need info about it first..and well identification...as well.....

i need to know....what are it's needs...and what to feed it with....i need all the info i could get.....should i buy a pair...or would it be fine all alone....what kind of terrarium i should get or set up.....

ppl pls ...help!!....

i need to know ASAP....

here's the link to the pics...

http://whalelova.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/50/1?xurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwhalelova.multiply.com%2Fphotos%2Falbum%2F50%2Fsnake%231

and here's the other one...

http://whalelova.multiply.com/photos/hi-res/50/2?xurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwhalelova.multiply.com%2Fphotos%2Falbum%2F50%2Fsnake%232

thanks..

Answer 1

dead links

Answer 2

ITS A GHOST SNAKE!!!!   lol the link dont work

Answer 3

ok get a ball python or a corn snake for his first snake then what you will need is and 40 r 30 gallon tank and a heat lamp with a 100 watt light reptile light red or sun light then a heat pad wood chips or sand a place for it to hide and it will eat baby frozein pinkey mice and when its get older you can feed it full grown mice then you will need a temp so you can read how hot it is and how cold you will need it to be around 85 90 then you can get the snake and you will need things so it can climb on then a screen top fited so it does not get out then you are good to go ok...

Answer 4

Hiya !

It&#039;s a &#039;ghost&#039; corn snake.

Answer 5

well, i think u should give him milk and ur links not working

Answer 6

You links don&#039;t work for me.

If you don&#039;t know what kind of snake it is, how do you know it&#039;s the right match for your brother?

Does your brother even want this kind of snake?

Answer 7

Those look like ball pythons. You can get one alone or two if you want, but it&#039;s easier with one. You&#039;ll need a 20 gallon tank to start with and a larger one as it grows. The tank needs to be covered at all times. You need a heat lamp with a fluorescent light, red light, or take it outside and give it sun light. You&#039;ll need a heat pad and keep it on the lowest temp. For bedding you&#039;ll need wood chips. You can use sand too, but it&#039;s easier for them to burrow in wood chips. They eat frozen pinky mice and as they get larger, full grown live mice. You&#039;ll also need to provide them with a place to hide and a water dish. Keep the water on one side and the hiding stuff on the the heat pad side. Keep the temperature in the tank around 85 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. You&#039;ll also want to try to get a snake that doesn&#039;t try to strike you. You feed them once a week, change the water every day, and change the bedding at least once a week.

Good luck.