bredli in the US?

anyone know of a nice reputable Bredli breeder here in the U.S.? I've finally decided to get one "big" snake just to have as a pet and I have narrowed it down to carpets, specifically Bredli's. Any help?

Ya you should talk to Nick Mutton at Inland Reptiles. Nick is a good guy very knowledgeable, I don't think he has and Bredli right now but e-mail him he can help you out.

http://www.inlandreptile.com/

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Ya you should talk to Nick Mutton at Inland Reptiles. Nick is a good guy very knowledgeable, I don't think he has and Bredli right now but e-mail him he can help you out.

http://www.inlandreptile.com/

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hands down nick has the best bredli this side of the pond... you could probably call some of them 'hypo' and not be off the mark. they are great...

agreed

I believe Nick has some for sale right now. He has been advertising some het stripe Bredl's on KS.
He is also the only person in the US to be working with 4 different Bredl's lines.

if i was a bredli guy i would get mine from nick mutton at inland reptiles.

Thanks for al the love!

Seriously , regardless of who you get one from they are great snakes. They will get a decent size but not too much to handle. They also are probably among the most docile of the carpet complex, even babies are typically very mellow.

Nick

I got some from nick......very nice and no problems

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Originally Posted by Nick Mutton

Thanks for al the love!

Seriously , regardless of who you get one from they are great snakes. They will get a decent size but not too much to handle. They also are probably among the most docile of the carpet complex, even babies are typically very mellow.

Nick

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No kidding? I didn't know that. Are they all pretty much mellow across the board?

What's your average size adult Nick?

Shea Peterson

Isis Reptiles here in Ventura breeds them as well.

My females are decent size , some around 8ft but they are generally about the size of most coastals.

On temerment I can honestly say I dont own any aggressive ones, I own 13 adults and sub-adults and all are mellow. I have produced probably close to 200 babies over the last few years and they are really laid back as well. So much so that it makes getting the neonates feeding difficult. They seem to lack the aggressive temperment of most carpet babies.

I wish they would be a little meaner, it would make my job easier!

some of mine:
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...n/CIMG5339.jpg[img]
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...n/CIMG5393.jpg[img]
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...n/CIMG4914.jpg[img]
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...n/CIMG2432.jpg[img]
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...n/CIMG4288.jpg[img]

Good to know Nick. I've always really liked them, just lacked the space & resources to put together a solid collection of them. Someday.

Shea Peterson

those are definately beautiful. I especially like the first and last pictures. Definately just made me put them on my "to buy" list. Very nice, I'm going to get in contact with you when I am ready to buy.

Those are beautiful- bredli have been on my list for awhile. I am waiting to pick up a male macklots first though. Nice to see someone is working with them :)

I bought a beautiful pair from Ray Gurgui of thunder bay reptiles.He has casey lasik stock.