Before buying, always ask what he/she has been feeding on. And make sure to inspect the animal for mites, any signs of a respiratory infection, or any health problems. But the main thing that I’d defenitely ask is what it’s feeding on, and any other questions you have about the snake. A good breeder will be able to answer your questions, and a breeder that you probably don’t want to buy from is one that won’t be able to answer your questions.
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