Well, it was likely caused by some sort of temperature fluctuation at some point rather than a genetic deformities. This can happen fairly often. I would probably offer a big discount. If they are reduced enough, there will likely be people willing to tyake the chance on cheaper snakes to get some of those fine critters. As long as the kinks don't impede their feeding, pooping, and everyday life, and as long as their tails aren't so deformed that they can't breed, I would think a big discount might work.

On the other hand, if they are too deformed and their isn't much hope for any sort of decent life, I would humanely euthanize.


~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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