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SOLD!! 1.1 North Mexican pines PAIR ONLY

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2017 male and 2020 female
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F/t. Have you ever owned these?? They are not difficult. Like every other pituophis. just cooler temps.
 
The male eats whatever, I've fed him chicks, quail, rats, mice, and even a chicken egg. If you keep snakes you can use your discretion on prey size. I don't adhere to caresheets, it's a snake. The female has been on f/t mouse fuzzies. They both eat great.... They both have teeth and can bite, though they've never bitten me... I don't handle much, they're.. snakes and prefer not being handled.
 
I have Northern Pines, among the several species of snakes I keep. You did not set a price, instead you asked for “offers.”
SO... Your pictures, which showcase the snakes quite well, do not lend themselves to determining size. Hence my questions: size of prey helps determine size of the snake, prey type gives me a fix on whether or not I can use them as “garbage disposals” when some of my more picky eaters refuse a meal, and how huffy and puffy/nippy they are (how acclimated they are to handling, since I teach in a high school and like to bring in snakes occasionally for Animal Club) would all help determine what I would be willing to offer for them.
And yes, I do know that snakes have teeth, but some like to use them more than others.
 
They're both very food driven, since the female is still quite young I'm sure she would acclimate just fine over time to handling. She's hissy at first but otherwise alright. Male's a little flighty, but otherwise fine. Neither attempt to bite with confident handling. Male's definitely a garbage disposal. Neither miss a beat on feeding. Female seems to do better at room temp compared to the male who is fine at my ambient 80 in the snake room.
 
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