Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
JCP range in price depending on the quality.. high yellow babies, or babies from outstanding parents are more pricey. You can find them for $90 on up typically.
Baby normal bearded dragons are around $30 from what I have seen.. different color morphs are more expensive.
You can look around on kingsnake.com and faunaclassifieds.com for listings of both species for sale.
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
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Originally Posted by Shelby
JCP range in price depending on the quality.. high yellow babies, or babies from outstanding parents are more pricey. You can find them for $90 on up typically.
Baby normal bearded dragons are around $30 from what I have seen.. different color morphs are more expensive.
You can look around on kingsnake.com and faunaclassifieds.com for listings of both species for sale.
yea, are there any specific breeders? i cant seem to find one, but im looking on kingsnake, and fauna.
what about boa's? like rainbow boas, and/or rat/king snakes?
just trying to figure out everything, i think the JCP would be great so far.
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
Do a google search for jungle carpet python or bearded dragon breeder and I'm sure you'll come up with some results. Some of the ads on fauna/kingsnake have a link to the seller's website too.
Rainbow boas have rather strict husbandry requirements. Temperatures and humidity have to be just right or they will die. These boas actually overheat quite easily and need very high humidity levels (70%)
There are many kinds of rat, king and milk snakes. They vary in size, but 3-6' in length is fairly normal. Some do grow larger. These in general are very easy to care for and most are very docile pets that tolerate a good amount of handling. There is a colubrid (colubrids are the group of snakes that includes these guys) in almost any color or pattern.. something for everyone!
Here is my pair of adult california kingsnakes. They are both in the 4-4.5' range and are full grown.
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...lkingpair2.jpg
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
I'd go with the JCP :) That's what I'm trying to find now. my BCI isn't too friendly compared to my BP.. but JCP is right up my alley... I'd love to get a BRB but I don't think I could keep the humidity up that high.
Where are you located?
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
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I'd go with the JCP :) That's what I'm trying to find now. my BCI isn't too friendly compared to my BP.. but JCP is right up my alley... I'd love to get a BRB but I don't think I could keep the humidity up that high.
Where are you located?
im located in ohio.
so far google searching hasnt shown anything to me for JCPs as far as breeders go. and faunaclassifieds doesnt ahve much on it right now other than adult.
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
In the coming months you'll start to see an explosion of babies for sale.. hatching season is upon us.
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
Don't know what part of Ohio you are in but Columbus has a monthly reptile show if you are interested. Here's the link...
http://www.allohioshows.com/
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
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Don't know what part of Ohio you are in but Columbus has a monthly reptile show if you are interested. Here's the link...
http://www.allohioshows.com/
im northeastern ohio near Geauga Lake.
arg, i need a new pet, just took my dog of 15 years in to be put down :(
Re: Looking for an active reptile, thats easy to handle as well
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arg, i need a new pet, just took my dog of 15 years in to be put down :(
I'm so sorry to hear that. :hug:
