blackcrystal22
Herpetologist in Training
I'm not a contributing member of fauna yet, however I do hope to contribute more to this site to have an inquiry like this accepted as valid. I am a high contributing member to ball-pythons.net where one could research me as a source if they wish.
I did business with Mark a couple of months ago and thought it would be nice to do an inquiry on him.
He was an absolute pleasure to work with. He was very professional and was wonderful in answering any questions I had about the animals I was receiving. His animals were shipped in great condition and the shipping was well prepared. The prices were also not too low and not too high.
The two animals I received: 1.0 08' Anerythristic Kenyan Sand Boa and 1.0 06' Amelanistic Corn Snake.
Both animals were in prominent condition. The Corn snake was a live-only feeder, which was due to reasons that were not his fault (snake returned as it was originally an f/t eater) and Sand Boa's, especially males, in my experience tend to miss every other feed or so. They both are healthy and plump with good coloration and nutrition with appearance. No mites or parasites. Both animals have shed twice each in my care with perfect sheds each time.
Mark is a very good reptile breeder that is working with Corns, KSBs, and Crested Geckos (as well as ball pythons too, I think) and deserves a good reputation.
I give Mark a thumbs up and hope to do business with him again in the future.
www.redhousereptiles.com
I did business with Mark a couple of months ago and thought it would be nice to do an inquiry on him.
He was an absolute pleasure to work with. He was very professional and was wonderful in answering any questions I had about the animals I was receiving. His animals were shipped in great condition and the shipping was well prepared. The prices were also not too low and not too high.
The two animals I received: 1.0 08' Anerythristic Kenyan Sand Boa and 1.0 06' Amelanistic Corn Snake.
Both animals were in prominent condition. The Corn snake was a live-only feeder, which was due to reasons that were not his fault (snake returned as it was originally an f/t eater) and Sand Boa's, especially males, in my experience tend to miss every other feed or so. They both are healthy and plump with good coloration and nutrition with appearance. No mites or parasites. Both animals have shed twice each in my care with perfect sheds each time.
Mark is a very good reptile breeder that is working with Corns, KSBs, and Crested Geckos (as well as ball pythons too, I think) and deserves a good reputation.
I give Mark a thumbs up and hope to do business with him again in the future.
www.redhousereptiles.com
