Well due to some things changing in my life I am quitting my current job and I am moving back in with my parents (it sucks but being 20 and falling way to far behind on bills I gotta do what I gotta do). They already expressed their feelings on my animals and dont want them in their house. So here is the deal I am driving from my current location Wyoming to Michigan where I am relocating. I will be travelling through Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois and of course Michigan. I could go as far as Ohio if needed but would rather not. I am willing to meet people along the way if you are ineterested in buying them, I can go slightly out of the way but I will be travelling I-80 if that helps any.
Here is what I have in my small collection-
1.0 normal bp- willing to let him go for $60 obo. I dont have an exact hatch date for him but he is small for his age I believe. He was hatched in Oct. or Nov. of 06. I also dont have his weight due to not having a scale. Eats F/T sometimes but is a little picky. Have been feeding him live adult mice if he rejects the F/T. eating every 7 days.
For size reference that is an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of paper.
0.0.1 Blood python- Willing to let "her "go for $100 obo. I dont have an exact hatch date for "her" either but it was either Nov. or Dec. of 06. "She feeds great on F/T rats not sure of the exact size of the rats but she is eating every 7 days. She does have a little bit of an attitude but I handle her at least every other day. she should cal down with more handling.
Close up
size comparison that is a 28 qt tub.
0.1 Crested gecko- Still not sure if I have to get rid of her but for the right price I will. asking $60 obo. She looks like she will be a female but she is still a little young. Again no weight on her but will be ready to breed the beginning of next year or maybe sooner. Not sure on hatch date either. She eats CGD without a problem and gets calcium dusted crickets 1-2 times a week. She is a pale yellow during the day with some black, white and red dalmation spots and fires up red during the night. She still has her tail.
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