Anyone know a bp breeder in New England?

[carrie77]

We got our little guy from a pet store as well and he is doing quite well. Aside from him not wanting to eat frozen thawed for a while when we brought him home and having a bad shed (not terrible but bad to us noobie owners, lol), he is really awesome! As someone mentioned above, we were also able to talk to someone in the pet store that actually breeds snakes himself and is quite knowledgeable. He even offered to come to our home when we couldn't get our little guy to eat. All in all, we had a good experience despite all the reviews I've seen about Petco/Petsmart. However, with that being said, I don't think we'd go back for another just because of those reviews and how nervous they make us, lol. I think that we will look for a local breeder when we are ready to bring a second home .

[zina10]

Yes, especially if you already have snakes, you want to be careful where you get new snakes from ! Wouldn't want to introduce some parasites or worse, a fatal disease. The chances of this happening are far less when purchasing from a reputable breeder. Its heartbreaking to loose animals you are already attached to, esp. when it was preventable..