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1. ball python
.2 anery kenayan sand boas
1.1 Adult childrens/spotted python pair
1.2 adult leopard geckos
1. SHCT
.1 Tremper Albino
.1 Albino Patternless
1. hybrid milksnake
.1 bearded dragon
1.1 red ear sliders
.1 blue tounge skink
1.1 Tangarine Honduran milks
Coastal Herps
I have in the past. I bought 8.
Why do you ask?
I was woundering if they would be a good project. They are great snakes I think I was just woundering If they sell ok.
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1. ball python
.2 anery kenayan sand boas
1.1 Adult childrens/spotted python pair
1.2 adult leopard geckos
1. SHCT
.1 Tremper Albino
.1 Albino Patternless
1. hybrid milksnake
.1 bearded dragon
1.1 red ear sliders
.1 blue tounge skink
1.1 Tangarine Honduran milks
Coastal Herps
They are nice little boas. I bought mine in 1988-1990.
They grew and bred and I was able to sell the babies.
And when I was ready to I was able to sell the breeders in 1996.
I don't know how popular they are now. But they were never as popular as some of the more readily available snakes.
Redtails, Ball pythons, kingsnakes and corn snakes were and I believe still are the most sought after snakes.
Chuck
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