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For Sale 1.1 Elaphe carinata yonaguniensis CB2019

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I'm considering to sell a flawless pair of Elaphe carinata yonaguniensis (japanese rat snake).
They are CB from August 2019, went in hybernation and started to feed after it.
They have by now from 5 to 7 meals each. Eating machines.

Those animals are still very rare in the hobby, the parents are not related and they are, indeed, not cheap.

They can be shipped in USA in the second week of June.

Serious inquires:
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Yes is it :)
And the common name is japanese rat snake, even if can be found in Taiwan (which appears different anyway from the japanese locality)
 
Interesting that it's referred to as the Japanese rat snake there and out here in the US I've only ever seen the Elaphe climacophora referred to by that common name. Good to know though, thank you! Could you post pictures of the adults from that locality so we might see the final coloration? I think this locality stays more predominantly yellow but I might have it confused with another.
 
Interesting that it's referred to as the Japanese rat snake there and out here in the US I've only ever seen the Elaphe climacophora referred to by that common name. Good to know though, thank you! Could you post pictures of the adults from that locality so we might see the final coloration? I think this locality stays more predominantly yellow but I might have it confused with another.

Actually my fault, their common name is Japanese KING rat snake
Thats a yearling spsciement of mine
 

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