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Adult Milks Available

Snakeeyes1618

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Rehoming two Milksnakes

First is a ghost Honduran (Male) $100 Great colors and attitude. Typical Milksnake. Likes to hide but is very Handelable. Never has bitten was used for educational programs. Feeds weekly on F/T Mice. Would be a great breeder or new pet.

Next is a Pueblan Milksnake. $50 Has a typical jumpy pueblan attitude but doesn't bite.

Both are ready to go. Please email me. Milksnakes are not he best choice for your first pet snake.
 

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