[For Sale] Male Gargoyle Ball Python

THE GARGOYLE HAS BEEN SOLD! THANKYOU STEVE.


2010 Male Gargoyle Ball Python. He was produced by breeding a Grazianni Line Cinnamon Pastel Ball Python X Female Woods Line Het Red Axanthic. Will be available after has shed and eaten a couple of times. I am asking $1400 shipped OBO. Im open to non-lizard partial trades.

Thanks!
Shantel Calveneau
Eugene, Oregon

What kinds of partial trades are you looking for?

I was thinking $700 cash and $700 trade. Im interested in most snakes aside from RTBs. Healthy snakes of course.

BTW~! I can provide references from past animals I have sold. Last year was my first year breeding ball pythons so I dont have many references, but, can provide some and also provide references from fellow snake breeder friends if need be! Just inquire privately. I always forget to post that I can provide that.

any het red girls?

Hmm...Let me double check the sexes on the het reds but I think I may have only gotten one female het red in the clutch. I may consider letting her go. I will let you know.

You know you want this beautiful man! The female I may consider letting go for the right price. All of the siblings of these two have shed already so I should have fresh pics of the male tomorrow theoretically.

Scratchypen,
I'm right behind you with the gargoyle projects. These are yet another morph over looked, especially the het Red Ax. gene. I've got a Het Red Pastel from Tom Barnhart paired up with a Cinni Female from Clark Tucker. Also I have a Cinni male (STUD) paired up with a Het Red girl from Tom Barnhart. Congrats on your Gargoyle by the way!

I love him! He is so gorgeous, and I've been wanting to add the Het Red Axanthic gene to my collection for a while. He is bit out of my price range though. Good luck finding a buyer for him and congrats on the awesome clutch.

He has shed so new pics will be up later today. Remember, I am open to offers. Worst that will happen is I will say no. Thanks for all the compliments, I am pretty proud of him. Cant wait to mix this with the vpi axanthic gene for a more grey snake.