Re: Ready to take the plunge
If you've never kept short tails before, get a hatchling for sure so you can get the feel of the species and know what to expect. If you like Sumatrans, go for a Sumatran. If I personally had that kind of money, I would do one of several things. If you're looking for some high end morphs (maybe not the best idea since it'll be your first?), ultra breits (Borneos) are the coolest! In terms of bloods and black bloods, Kara at bloodpythons.com has some phenomenal animals!
I've had this page bookmarked on my computer for a long time. Talk about high end Sumatrans!
http://bloodpythons.com/cms/index.ph...rtus-cl03.html
Take a look at some of Kara's other stuff, also check out Keith McPeek (thebloodline.net). You can also search classifieds sites (faunaclassifieds.com, market.kingsnake.com, etc.) to get a feel for what you like.
Re: Ready to take the plunge
Wow I'm loving kara's snakes. I think that the natural phases of the higher-end bloods are more gorgeous than the morphs I've seen.
Re: Ready to take the plunge
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tsealock
Wow I'm loving kara's snakes. I think that the natural phases of the higher-end bloods are more gorgeous than the morphs I've seen.
High end "normals" certainly are gorgeous and with $850 you could get an insanely nice one (especially if its a baby). Kara has some great stuff so she's definitely worth checking out, but there are a lot of good breeders out there.
Take some time to look around and see whats available. And always try to see the parents since that's your best guess on what the babies will end up looking like.
Dennis
ps
Check your pms.