Corn Snake – Known for their docile nature and easy care, corn snakes are ideal for beginners. They come in various colors and patterns and typically grow up to 3-5 feet.
Ball Python – These snakes are gentle and easy to handle, reaching around 3-4 feet in length. They are also known for curling into a ball when stressed, making them quite unique.
Rosy Boa – Rosy boas are small, reaching about 2-3 feet, and are easy to care for. They have a calm temperament and come in beautiful color variations.
Kenyan Sand Boa – This species is small and burrowing, growing up to 2 feet. They are low-maintenance, making them suitable for new snake owners.
Western Hognose Snake – Known for their upturned nose, hognose snakes are easy to care for and rarely exceed 3 feet. They are active and have interesting behaviors, such as playing dead.
Children’s Python – This snake is named after naturalist John Children, not because it's for kids. It reaches about 3 feet in length and is known for its calm nature and ease of care.
Milk Snake – Milk snakes are vibrant and non-venomous, often resembling the venomous coral snake. They grow to about 2-4 feet and are generally easy to manage.
Garter Snake – Garter snakes are small, typically between 2-3 feet, and are one of the few snakes that tolerate cooler temperatures. They are hardy and active, making them interesting pets.