I often see people raising pythons snakes on TV. Are there no other snakes to keep besides pythons? When raising snakes, we also care about whether the snakes are poisonous or not. , will it cause harm to the human body? Of course, if we want to raise snakes, the most critical point is how to choose a snake. What problems should we pay attention to when purchasing?

1. Put several identical snakes together for comparison. The color of the skin of healthy snakes will be bright and beautiful. The muscles of the entire body of the snake will appear strong and powerful when you touch it with your hands.

2. Look carefully to see if there are any signs of injury on the surface of the snake's body, or if the skin is rotten. Observe whether there is mildew on the abdomen of the snake. If there is, it means that the snake may be carrying some kind of infectious disease, and the owner should not choose it.

3. If possible, try to tease the pet snake. If the snake can react sharply after being stimulated, it means it is a healthy snake.

4. You can also put the snake gently on the ground, because the snake loves to curl up, it will quickly curl its body together. If the snake doesn't like to move or twist its body after being put on the ground, then the snake should be injured.

5. When choosing a pet snake, be sure to check whether the snake gallbladder still exists. You can touch the snake god. If there is a bulging thing in the body, it means that the snake gallbladder is still there. Because the snake gallbladder is taken away, it will directly affect the health of the snake, and even lead to the death of the snake.

After reading the above introduction, you should have a basic understanding of the purchase of pet snakes. If you love to keep snakes, but have no research on snakes, you can ask a friend or pet expert who has researched on snakes to accompany you to choose.