"Fire" Sale - Regrettably All must go

[ConcinusMan]

Well it's been fun but my circumstances and priorities have changed drastically and it's time to let go of my hobby.

Prices do not include shipping. Overnight shipping is usually $25-$50 depending on weight and zip code.

Significant discount (to be negotiated by telephone and/or PM/email) to anyone who can take most or all the snakes, and overnight a USPS money order.

Snakes available:

2009 Orange phase male Iowa Albino T. radix "Amy" Produced by Don Belnap and his orange phase line of albino radixes. Will be ready to breed next spring or might be ready now. Super sweet and tame, huge appetite. Asking $150.


2010 Female orange Nebraska albino T. radix. "Tango" approx 15 inches. half sister to snake above. Very strong, thick, excellent growth rate and appetite. Produced by Don Belnap. Asking $100.





2.1 2011 Snow T. radixes. Huge appetites, no apparent inbreeding flaws. Perfect snakes, thriving and growing fast. approx 9 inches. Asking $40 each or take all 3 for $95. Produced by Julio (sirtalis01)




Female albino Checkered garter T. marcianus. "Butters" Produced by Shannon Culp in 2010. Awesome greenish/yellow color and contrast. Not your average "boring" albino checkered. Also comes from a litter that produced pastels and albino pastels. Excellent appetite, moderate growth rate. Approx 8 inches and very strong and thick. Asking $30



2010 Female Pastel checkered garter "Olivia". approx 13 inches. Very thick and robust, excellent appetite and fast growing. Produced by Shannon Culp and her line of Pastels. 100% het albino. Capable of producing pastels 1st generation if bred to normal, and possibly albino pastels if bred to albino or het albino. Asking $100.



FREE with purchase of $25 or more is one male albino checkered from Julio. Small, and slow starter but eats well now and is making progress. Color not that great. Good snake, just not what I would consider "grade AAA"

FREE with purchase of $100 or more is "Big Bertha". Nearly 4ft female SW WA dark headed T.s. concinnus. She's likely in her final years and shouldn't be bred. She appears to have recovered from an upper respiratory infection last winter with Baytril treatment. It does not appear to be viral (responded well to baytril) or contagious to healthy young snakes. She's not very active, but alert and eats well. Don't be fooled, she's strong and can take off like a bolt for quite some distance if given the chance. She just needs some TLC and a comfortable retirement home. Good body mass and appetite which has been gradually improving. Girl not included, LoL.


Possibly more to be listed in the coming days.

Thanks for looking. Please respond by PM or email me @ ricklingo@hotmail.com.

[ConcinusMan]

SOLD:

Pastel Checkered
Amy (orange albino radix)
Big Bertha has been adopted.

One snake I forgot to add and is still available:

2011 Iowa albino baby from Julio. Both parents are stunning blood-red albinos. I guess what it really is, is a red phase radix, but it's also T- albino. This baby will most likely color up to be the same. Again, this snake is eating well, shedding often (growing fast) and thriving. Asking $75

[ConcinusMan]

Anyone else thinking about getting any of these but can't quite make the asking price, PM me with your best reasonable offer. I might take it.

[ConcinusMan]

Snow radixes still available, Iowa albino (will color up to red phase albino), orange nebraska female, Butters, etc. Still some great snakes available folks. You have less than two weeks to make offers on some of these or they will be gone as soon as the interested party has the money.

Also adding two freebies with purchase:

Mighty mouse, the angry little radix, and his much larger and calmer sister. Both are half-siblings to Amy. They are normal looking and their father is 100% het for both Iowa and nebraska so there's a good chance they are het too.

[ConcinusMan]

I don't know if perhaps people didn't catch this, or what, but that little Iowa above came from a pair of red albinos. Both parents look like this, and that little Iowa probably will too. Just a matter of time. That snake is a female and is still available.



Also still available: "Tango". Very robust orange nebraska albino which still continues to color up gradually. She's always been very thick and fast growing and is pretty darn big for her age. She had the same mother as Amy, but the father was a red phase wild snake.





Just kind of surprised that those two haven't sold.

[ConcinusMan]

1.1 2011 Iowa snow plains garters reduced to $20 each plus shipping.

This photo is a few months old. They've grown quite a bit and whitened up a little.

[ConcinusMan]

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