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Wanted Various Garter Snakes Wanted!

hyousa

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I have a bit of an extensive list of garters I am looking for, hoping to get some new bloodlines/species over here in Europe. I am looking for animals I would be able to collect in the US this summer (dates to be determined, likely around June). I am currently feeling out the market to see what from the list I might be able to actually acquire. I'd appreciate info on anyone who might be breeding the species/morphs I've listed who might have either babies or grown on snakes available at that time.

Thanks!

Currently looking for:

Checkered Garter - Thamnophis marcianus marcianus - Granite, Hypo/Pastel
Puget Sound Garter - Thamnophis sirtalis pickeringii - Blue
Red Spotted Garter - Thamnophis sirtalis concinnus
Chapala Mexican Garter - Thamnophis eques obscurus
Plains Garter - Thamnophis radix - Anerythristic, Blue Axanthic, Snow, Red
Eastern Garter - Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis - Silver, Flame, Erythristic, Piebald, Melanistic
Blackbelly Garter - Thamnophis melanogsater canescens - Melanistic, Red
California Red Sided - Thamnophis sirtalis infernalis - Neon Blue, Albino
San Francisco Garter - Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia
Santa Cruz Garter - Thamnophis atratus - Orange
Coast Garter - Thamnophis elegans terrestris
Mexican Garter - Thamnophis scalaris
Northwestern Garter - Thamnophis ordinoides
Redstripe Ribbon - Thamnophis proximus rubrilineatus
 
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