Sierra0101
New member
I am looking to downsize the collection so I have a few balls I am looking to sell or trade.
FEMALES:
2008 Normal. This female is a bright beige color instead of dark brown. She is about 2,000 grams. She is a virgin. I have tried breeding her the past two seasons with no luck. She might be gravid now from a Mojave. I have seen multiple lockups I prefer to keep her until I find she isn't gravid or she gives birth, but will consider selling her as is. She feeds on medium/large rats each week (except during breeding season), has an excellent temperament and is handleable. She will take live, fresh-killed or frozen thawed. $250
2011 Dinker Normal. This girl is high gold in coloration and is sure to produce amazing offspring. She is about 1,250 grams. This is her first season breeding and she might be gravid from a Mojave. She has locked up with him multiple times. I prefer to keep her until I find she isn't gravid or she gives birth, but will consider selling her as is. She feeds on medium rats each week (except during breeding season), has an excellent temperament and is handleable. She will take live, fresh-killed or frozen thawed. $200
MALES:
2012 Spider 66% PH VPI Axanthic. This male is about 150 grams and feeds on adult mice each week. He has an excellent temperament and is handleable. He will take live, frozen thawed or fresh-killed. $150
The following animals are animals I will consider selling for the right deal ONLY. These might not seem like a lot but each have some significance to me and are hard to let go. Do not ask me how much for the below animals. Make an offer I can't refuse.
FEMALES:
2012 (Late) Bumblebee
2012 (Late) Pastel
2012 (Late) Pinstripe
All these animals are about 300 grams and are feeding on adult mice each week. All have excellent temperaments and are handleable. All these animals will take live, frozen thawed or fresh-killed.
MALES:
2007 Mojave. This male is about 1,500 grams and is feeding on medium rats each week (except during breeding season). He is a proven breeder. He has beautiful coloration! He prefers live, but will take fresh-killed or frozen thawed.
Please make an offer on these animals! No reasonable offer refused!
I am open to trades/partial trades and will entertain all offers! I am looking to cut down on the collection so I would prefer to trade multiple animals for a single animal or a single animal (one for one) trade that's in MY favor. I am most interested in boa and ball morphs, but will entertain all offers. I am also interested in racks and cages and such. Just shoot me an offer.
I prefer to sell or trade these animals in the local tri-state area as of right now due to the weather. I can ship; weather permitting. I am more than willing to hold them and continue to feed and care for them as if mine until the weather warms up enough to ship.
Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or TEXT me at 845-665-6842 for more information and pictures. DO NOT MESSAGE ME ON HERE PLEASE. Thanks for reading!
I also have some Boas available (see in the Boas classifieds) and a Coastal Carpet Python (see in the Arboreal Pythons/Boas classifieds) if interested. Thanks!
FEMALES:
2008 Normal. This female is a bright beige color instead of dark brown. She is about 2,000 grams. She is a virgin. I have tried breeding her the past two seasons with no luck. She might be gravid now from a Mojave. I have seen multiple lockups I prefer to keep her until I find she isn't gravid or she gives birth, but will consider selling her as is. She feeds on medium/large rats each week (except during breeding season), has an excellent temperament and is handleable. She will take live, fresh-killed or frozen thawed. $250
2011 Dinker Normal. This girl is high gold in coloration and is sure to produce amazing offspring. She is about 1,250 grams. This is her first season breeding and she might be gravid from a Mojave. She has locked up with him multiple times. I prefer to keep her until I find she isn't gravid or she gives birth, but will consider selling her as is. She feeds on medium rats each week (except during breeding season), has an excellent temperament and is handleable. She will take live, fresh-killed or frozen thawed. $200
MALES:
2012 Spider 66% PH VPI Axanthic. This male is about 150 grams and feeds on adult mice each week. He has an excellent temperament and is handleable. He will take live, frozen thawed or fresh-killed. $150
The following animals are animals I will consider selling for the right deal ONLY. These might not seem like a lot but each have some significance to me and are hard to let go. Do not ask me how much for the below animals. Make an offer I can't refuse.
FEMALES:
2012 (Late) Bumblebee
2012 (Late) Pastel
2012 (Late) Pinstripe
All these animals are about 300 grams and are feeding on adult mice each week. All have excellent temperaments and are handleable. All these animals will take live, frozen thawed or fresh-killed.
MALES:
2007 Mojave. This male is about 1,500 grams and is feeding on medium rats each week (except during breeding season). He is a proven breeder. He has beautiful coloration! He prefers live, but will take fresh-killed or frozen thawed.
Please make an offer on these animals! No reasonable offer refused!
I am open to trades/partial trades and will entertain all offers! I am looking to cut down on the collection so I would prefer to trade multiple animals for a single animal or a single animal (one for one) trade that's in MY favor. I am most interested in boa and ball morphs, but will entertain all offers. I am also interested in racks and cages and such. Just shoot me an offer.
I prefer to sell or trade these animals in the local tri-state area as of right now due to the weather. I can ship; weather permitting. I am more than willing to hold them and continue to feed and care for them as if mine until the weather warms up enough to ship.
Please feel free to contact me at [email protected] or TEXT me at 845-665-6842 for more information and pictures. DO NOT MESSAGE ME ON HERE PLEASE. Thanks for reading!
I also have some Boas available (see in the Boas classifieds) and a Coastal Carpet Python (see in the Arboreal Pythons/Boas classifieds) if interested. Thanks!