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*RARE* Proven Breeders! Levy County, FL Gulf Hammock Ratsnakes

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After selling a majority of my Locality proven breeders within my collection, these are the two that I always planned on keeping. After much thought, I’ve decided to focus on my FL Kings and reduce my collection just a little more, so this pair is now available. These are Levy County, FL Gulf Hammock Ratsnakes, which some believe to be a natural integrate between the grey x yellow rat. However the case, they’re a beautiful species that you just don’t see as much as the other Eastern Rats. Each and every Gulf Hammock is different in its own right. Within one clutch, all the babies will have a different pattern, some very light, some grey, even brindle with some reddish-brown colorations! The father is CBB and the mother is LTC, they’ve been in my collection for 3 years now, since they were yearlings, and were only bred last season (18 eggs, no slugs, all hatched). Eating on f/t adult mice, they’re currently in the 2nd week of warming after brumation. PM me with any questions. Photo of 2018 hatchling for reference (also have some of those available).
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