SixSnakes
07-22-2009, 20:58
I am trying to make some more room and would like some of my snakes to go to good new homes!
First, Bean, 1.0 Pastel Male Ball. This little guy was said to have hatched in late 2008. He is very sweet, a little shy, but a great looking pastel ball python. He was eating a hopper mouse every 5 days or so, but the last time he ate, he took a small adult mouse and I am increasing time between feedings. He eats F/T no problem, never refused a meal, and has come out of his shell 100% since I got him. He weighs in at 218g as of 07/22/2009 & and has amazing color. ASKING $80
Next, Hades. Hades is an unsexed striped corn with a patternless white belly. This little guy is very friendly, but very excitable if you have food!! He is fed outside his enclosure and when removed will even sit and wait in place if I am running around trying to clean his cage, or prepare his food. He has bit me twice, but it was my fault as I still smelled like food when I approached him. This snake is awesome if you are looking for a snake that you can handle easily and WANT TO SEE! He did have mites when I got him over 2 years ago, and he handled treatment with grace. This is the LAST snake I buy from a pet store for this reason. He currently is eating one F/T hopper/week. ASKING $30
Finally, Dexter. Dexter is an unsexed pueblan milksnake I purchased back in 2007 from Petco in Redmond because even at 1/2 price, he wouldn't sell! He is a great looking snake and doesn't have the black bleed over in his scales as is typical in adult milks. He may still be growing, but he is pretty close to adult size. His white scales do seem a bit darker tho. Dexter is VERY shy, and WILL spray you. He tends to be very mellow when you pick him up, then after about 10 minutes, he will freak and spray you. He will not eat if he is in shed, nor will he eat if he is offered food outside the sanctuary of a hide. Dexter sheds just fine as long as he is offered a humidity hide of some sort. He currently eats a weaned rat once a week. This IS NOT a good snake for a busy room! He is very shy! I have brought him out into my living room for the past year and he seems to have adjusted well... but there are only 2 people living with him. ASKING $30
I would rather suffer lack of space than give these snakes up to a bad home! They are all very cool snakes with totally different personalities! Let me know if you have any questions!! I am located in Everett. Thanks!
First, Bean, 1.0 Pastel Male Ball. This little guy was said to have hatched in late 2008. He is very sweet, a little shy, but a great looking pastel ball python. He was eating a hopper mouse every 5 days or so, but the last time he ate, he took a small adult mouse and I am increasing time between feedings. He eats F/T no problem, never refused a meal, and has come out of his shell 100% since I got him. He weighs in at 218g as of 07/22/2009 & and has amazing color. ASKING $80
Next, Hades. Hades is an unsexed striped corn with a patternless white belly. This little guy is very friendly, but very excitable if you have food!! He is fed outside his enclosure and when removed will even sit and wait in place if I am running around trying to clean his cage, or prepare his food. He has bit me twice, but it was my fault as I still smelled like food when I approached him. This snake is awesome if you are looking for a snake that you can handle easily and WANT TO SEE! He did have mites when I got him over 2 years ago, and he handled treatment with grace. This is the LAST snake I buy from a pet store for this reason. He currently is eating one F/T hopper/week. ASKING $30
Finally, Dexter. Dexter is an unsexed pueblan milksnake I purchased back in 2007 from Petco in Redmond because even at 1/2 price, he wouldn't sell! He is a great looking snake and doesn't have the black bleed over in his scales as is typical in adult milks. He may still be growing, but he is pretty close to adult size. His white scales do seem a bit darker tho. Dexter is VERY shy, and WILL spray you. He tends to be very mellow when you pick him up, then after about 10 minutes, he will freak and spray you. He will not eat if he is in shed, nor will he eat if he is offered food outside the sanctuary of a hide. Dexter sheds just fine as long as he is offered a humidity hide of some sort. He currently eats a weaned rat once a week. This IS NOT a good snake for a busy room! He is very shy! I have brought him out into my living room for the past year and he seems to have adjusted well... but there are only 2 people living with him. ASKING $30
I would rather suffer lack of space than give these snakes up to a bad home! They are all very cool snakes with totally different personalities! Let me know if you have any questions!! I am located in Everett. Thanks!