I think Freight Freightas has them for about $250 to $300, depending on color and locality.

If you like the green specimens and prefer a larger and calmer snake, then the Malaysians are the way to go. I don't keep any Malaysians anymore.

If you like the variety and the ability to produce the occasional silver/gray specimen, then the Indonesian's are the way to go. With Indonesians both Green x Green and a Gray x Gray matings can produce a combination of green and gray babies, with no blending of colors.

Both are wonderful snakes, but I pretty much prefer everything about the Indonesians. They are more aggressive but I rarely handle mine and the CBB specimens never bite.

I only have one adult pair right now, my only imports left. Female has been in my care for years but has never really thrived so I'm not expecting much from that pairing. Other than that pair my CBB and CH specimens are still a year or so away from breeding.

If you like glossy black snakes then I highly recommend the Seleyar G. janseni. I traded all of mine off to Freight after finding that the 2.2 I had turned out to be 0.4. I think these could become very popular.
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Currently keeping:

6.10 Gonyosoma oxycephalum (Javan, mixed colors)

1.1 Philodryas baroni

1.1 Lampropeltis triangulum multistriata

1.0 Rhodesian Ridgeback

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