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RTB Pastel Genetic Stripe Female/Banana Male

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Hello,

I am downsizing my collection and am making a 2000 gram female pastel genetic stripe female and a banana enchi yellowbelly male available. He is approximately 900 grams.

I am asking 750.00 for the pair (or $400.00 each if bought separately). They are available for delivery to the next St. Louis herp show. Shipping is also available, but cost additional.

They both eat live small rats. Note: the male genetic stripe is no longer available.

Thank you,
-Steve Ingram
 

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