Re: Beware of Bill Hudson/ Ecomorph reptiles
Felt it neccessary to chime in on jason amos. I am sorry that a bad experience has presented itself, but i must disagree with the claim that the quality of both jason's snakes and communication abilities are lacking. I have personally seen his snake room and all of his snakes and no problems were ever aparent to me. Jason has high dollar snakes, it wouldnt make too much sense for him to not take care of them. Jason has held, shipped, and sold snakes for me from his place and all transactions has gone smoothly with no problems. Alot of my moves in the snake world have been because of him, he is always willing to give advice and help me out when he can.:sweeet:
Re: Beware of Bill Hudson/ Ecomorph reptiles
This post is for jason Amos and the lady who is bad mouthing him. I've been buying snakes from him for over a year close to 2 years now without one issue. I've seen ALL of his snakes and not one is sick. I don't beleive that he would have mites due to the high dollar snakes he has in his collection. Ive also seen his snakes at random times and he is always proud to show me his snakes. I'm constantly asking Jason questions from breeding to identifying different morphs. Ball pythons go off feed and anyone who has them should know this it's normal. I respect Jason as a person and asca breeder and on that note I'll be picking up more snakes from him this weekend. Oh btw all these snakes are mite free and eating well I know this because I inspected them last week. So untill I see proff from Nikki I don't buy it.
Re: Beware of Bill Hudson/ Ecomorph reptiles
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cjbentz
Ball pythons go off feed and anyone who has them should know this it's normal. I respect Jason as a person and asca breeder and on that note I'll be picking up more snakes from him this weekend. Oh btw all these snakes are mite free and eating well I know this because I inspected them last week.
Yes, balls go off feed. But for such a young snake, it's not normal. It's more common for older snakes who fast for the breeding season.
The snake in question is over a year old and still only around 200 grams. He has been a problem feeder since day 1 and refuses food more than half the time. He may eat once a month if I'm lucky. My other snakes that are a few months younger than him are 900 grams already.
I'm happy that your snakes are mite free and eating. That's great news. :banana:
If you had/have a great experience, nobody is stopping you from buying from Jason. Mine wasn't that great, so I just choose not to do anymore transactions with him.