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SOLD!! Black Tail Cribo - Trio 1.2

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Black Tail Cribos - Instant Project: proven adults (unrelated)

2010 female - 6'7" 2107 grams - Top photo
2012 male - 7'0" 2475 grams - middle photo

2017 juvenile female - 4'4" 584 grams (offspring holdback from adults above) bottom photo

Adult female lays a clutch every year regardless of whether the male is paired or not. Generally 15-20 eggs per clutch. Obviously they are only fertile when the male is paired. The male has not been paired for two seasons now. Their last clutch yielded 15 perfect hatchlings. I have included my single holdback from that clutch in 2017 to make this a trio. The adults should be ready to breed this next season. Offering the trio for $2500 plus shipping. Hatchlings typically go for $400-$600 each, do the math.

These three are all extremely healthy and energetic. They are exciting feeders. Eating F/T med rats and quail.
Will ship through Reptiles2you at the beginning of the week.

$2500 plus shipping
Please PM or email with any questions.
 

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LLoyd Heilbrunn had a few different pairs he used to breed. They were purchased a couple years apart at the Daytona Reptile Expo, years back
 
Nice to see my babies grown up. For the guy requesting further lineage: Chris Raden male and Chris Raden female, was one parent and Chris Raden male and Jeff Snodgres female was the other. I purchased from Jeff as an adult, so I don't think he was breeder.
 
Hi Lloyd, Expecting to breed them this upcoming season? Animal in top pic is stunning. Are their bellies patternless? Lots of "brown tails" out there these days. Thanks..
 
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