at the moment only a few.. i dont plan on ordering anything that grows incredibly large unless there are special request for them and even then i am hesitant.. ive only worked at this place a few months but we seem to do well with cal kings, jurassic kings, desert kings, garter snakes, and ball pythons.. we dont have a ton of space so i try to get ones that i know will have a quick turnover.. and i dont want to keep them in the wrong conditions just so that i can have more available to sell..

ive been trying to get pueblan milks but the boss wont let me because of the price on our list.. im not really a snake person so i tend to order things that sell, and that people specifically ask for.. if you have any suggestions for a snake that is easy (we get a lot of beginners and younger kids buying thier first snake) or interesting enough to sell to the occasional serious hobbyist.. i am open to suggestions! our list from the supplier isnt extensive.. but we can get most of the more common snakes and a few less seen in the mainstream stores..



and thanks to the other reply with the website, should have thought to check on this site
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