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anyone sell adult normal brooksi?

sk8r009 Aug 12, 2003 12:23 PM

ive searched classifieds and never see any normal adults. where the heck can i get one?

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lassiter Aug 12, 2003 12:45 PM

Get ahold of Brandon Osborne. He has some of the nicest around. IMHO.

sk8r009 Aug 12, 2003 01:11 PM

TRUE, TRUE! thats a good idea, i didnt know if he sold his or not. thanks!

greg

bluerosy Aug 12, 2003 02:14 PM

I have some nice normals that are also het for 4 differnet traits.
Hets: hypo, NE Axanthic, Flame amel and Peanut Butter.
I don't advertise these.

michaelb Aug 12, 2003 02:47 PM

Bluerosy, I did get your e-mail a while back on this same topic. I'm also keeping an eye out for just a good ol' normal Brooksi, or a Florida (intergrade?) King. Since I'm not a breeder (I'd like to get one just for the natural beauty of it!), I'm still working on picking up the meaning of all of those things like het, hypo, pyro, flame, ghost, axanthic, anerythristic, etc etc. Since breeding is not a priority for me, I probably won't concern myself a lot with genetic traits. And based on earlier threads, it seems that the look of a young/juvenile Brooksi does not necessarily reflect the look of the same snake as an adult. So likewise, I'll probably be looking for adults vs. yearlings/juveniles.

Bottom line is that I'm still researching. But I'm keeping an ear to the ground!
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MichaelB

sweet_pickle Aug 12, 2003 11:19 PM

My experience is that there are ALWAYS people selling 2', 3' and larger brooksi at snake shows. I always see them there for $30 -$65.

You can always get a hatchling and raise it. They usually eat like pigs. I was changing the paper in one of my yearling's sweater boxes tonight and felt something bump my hand... It was my little female brooksi completely outstretched seeing if I had some chow for her!

Peter Jolles

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