PresleyClan
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Info on Mike's Corn Snakes out of Florida
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joepythons
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I do not know of him but if you posted his full name maybe someone will know him that way.PresleyClan said:
Russ Bates
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Mike
Mike's Cornsnakes is basically an older gentleman who is in the hobby and enjoys raising corn snakes. I've met him twice while attending the Jacksonville Herp Society meetings and although I did not buy any snakes from him, I can tell you he is a very nice older guy (I'm guessing in his late 50s early 60s). I'm sure he'll sell you some of his corns he breeds and I seriously doubt you'll have any problems.
Just my two cents. If he had something I was interested in, I'd buy from him without hesitation ....assuming the price was right.
Good luck,
Russ
Mike's Cornsnakes is basically an older gentleman who is in the hobby and enjoys raising corn snakes. I've met him twice while attending the Jacksonville Herp Society meetings and although I did not buy any snakes from him, I can tell you he is a very nice older guy (I'm guessing in his late 50s early 60s). I'm sure he'll sell you some of his corns he breeds and I seriously doubt you'll have any problems.
Just my two cents. If he had something I was interested in, I'd buy from him without hesitation ....assuming the price was right.
Good luck,
Russ
KathyLove
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Sounds like you are talking about Mike Frase from the St. Augustine area.
He keeps a small collection of corns and has found a line of wild caught bloodreds near his house. We visited his home a couple of years ago and saw and photo'd his corns, and also traded for some (they produced this year for me).
At the time of our visit, he was a small hobby breeder fairly new to corn breeding as I remember, but very interested in the welfare of his animals. I would not hesitate to buy more corns from him in the future.
He keeps a small collection of corns and has found a line of wild caught bloodreds near his house. We visited his home a couple of years ago and saw and photo'd his corns, and also traded for some (they produced this year for me).
At the time of our visit, he was a small hobby breeder fairly new to corn breeding as I remember, but very interested in the welfare of his animals. I would not hesitate to buy more corns from him in the future.