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For Sale 2018 1.0 Ivory Blood Python, breeder VPI

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I'm looking to find new homes for a few of my larger snakes including this adult male ivory blood python from VPI. Life circumstances have changed and I can no longer keep him.

He is roughly 4ft long. Feeding on frozen retired breeder rats (XL+); he gets fed every 4 weeks.

Pickup north of DFW/Dallas, TX. Or potentially could meet at NARBC Arlington this month (Sept 2022).

- 2018, male (1.0) ivory blood python. Asking $300

He is a little nervous when first taken out, but not defensive and easy to handle if you give him a minute to re-settle after being picked up. He's a breeze to handle for anyone with experience with snake body language. He has a good food drive and is used to tap training to signal handling time.

I will be making posts shortly in other sections for my coastal carpet python (very docile) and have made one for 2 docile boas.
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