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I have been looking into getting a White Oak Gray rat from them soon for $35 is that a good price? What do you think? Have you deelt with these guys before?
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sunshine serpents

:yesnod: Dealt with them on numerious occasions they really care about their customers. Also met him at the Charlotte NC show very nice answered all my question about the snake I was looking at to buy.:yesnod:
 
Forget the white oaks, you need to get some of those hypo everglades!!! Most underrated snake in the hobby. As adults they GLOW!!!!

Oh yeah....almost forgot.....Dan's the man!
 
I just want to put more info out there about Sunshine Serpents and Daniel Parker. Being located in Tampa, I see Daniel at all of the local shows and have spoken with him numerous times about his animals. I recently decided to thin my collection and approached him about trading a very large male yellow rat snake for a pair of his gray rat babies. This snake is a very docile individual and I thought that he would be very useful for an educational program such as Daniel's. I met up with him at the Tampa show in April and he took my rat snake and offered me a pair of the babies he was producing this year as he was sold out of baby gray rats at that time. I will let everyone know when the trade is completed. I just wanted to put it out there that his responses and willingness to trade are very much appreciated.
 
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