Brian Aish
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Hey guys!
I have what was sold to me as a HIGH YELLOW GUYANAN TIGER RAT SNAKE. It is a LTC. Though I would call him a moderate yellow tiger rat snake, for a Guyanan tiger rat snake, he has a lot of yellow.
He is just over 7 feet long and has been an awesome pet for a year and a half. I was planning on breeding him but do not have a female and I am very limited on my space as I have a 12 X 16 office.
He was treated a year and a half ago and is currently eating jumbo adult mice once a week. He is very healthy and, though typically defensive as tiger rat snakes are, when taking him out of his enclosure, he calms down as soon as he is out. Though more handling makes him calmer than less handling.
He is ready to breed or just be a great display animal. I do not recommend him as a beginner's pet though as they are more defensive than corn snakes or ball pythons and you have to handle them a little slower than a typical snake.
$700 plus shipping. REDUCED to $550 plus shipping.
Thanks for looking!
I have what was sold to me as a HIGH YELLOW GUYANAN TIGER RAT SNAKE. It is a LTC. Though I would call him a moderate yellow tiger rat snake, for a Guyanan tiger rat snake, he has a lot of yellow.
He is just over 7 feet long and has been an awesome pet for a year and a half. I was planning on breeding him but do not have a female and I am very limited on my space as I have a 12 X 16 office.
He was treated a year and a half ago and is currently eating jumbo adult mice once a week. He is very healthy and, though typically defensive as tiger rat snakes are, when taking him out of his enclosure, he calms down as soon as he is out. Though more handling makes him calmer than less handling.
He is ready to breed or just be a great display animal. I do not recommend him as a beginner's pet though as they are more defensive than corn snakes or ball pythons and you have to handle them a little slower than a typical snake.
$700 plus shipping. REDUCED to $550 plus shipping.
Thanks for looking!
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