Man, do I envy you. Back in the '80s, nice Black Rats just like that used to be quite popular among European herpetoculturists. But in the same period the first "investment" morphs like the albino Burmese Python conquered the herpetocultural market, the average intellect of herpetoculturists rapidly declined, and many "low end" colubrid snakes, although very common at the time, mysterically vanished into thin air. As a result, true Black Ratsnakes have now become about as common as lunar eclipses. Still they sell for only 30 bucks though

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