My New House Snake

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Originally Posted by jjspirko

It is honestly stunning the power that they have, (again relative to their size). I often wonder if they are more closely related to boids rather then colubrids. They have pits, they eat just about anything they can swallow. Sure seem more like a small python then a african corn snake to me :rolleye2:

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Here's an unbiased opinion for you, the first time I ever saw one of these I had never heard of them before, and I instantly thought they looked like a tiny python.

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Originally Posted by Pork Chops N' Corn Bread

lol I love that. Do you plan to produce any this year? I've been looking into getting a few as sorta the clean up for rodents but haven't found a reliable captive breeder yet.

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I expect some Stripes and perhaps a clutch or two of reds in the fall of this year. I could do quite a bit of breeding this summer with some marginal (size wise) females but decided to hold off and really put some size on my girls.

I am working to procure some standard adult fuliginosus too, if I pick up that pair I will have some of them (if all goes well) about August.

Sorry not to respond sooner but did not see your question. Also Don at Mfezi.com has some cool house snakes in right now if you are ready. He is about as first class as they come.

Nick Mole who I got my Stripes from also has some lovely Pastels on Kingsnake right now. Nick is also top notch all the way! Pastels are pricey but beautiful. If he had sub adults or adults I would pick them up but what he has are baby 06s.