Reptiles

San Francisco CA

Description

Unfortunately for me I have to rehome my collection but my loss is your major gain! A little about me, I got into snakes when I was a teen volunteering at the SF zoo my mom never let get a snake back then; once the pandemic hit I was working less hours so I figured why not get a ball python? One then lead to another and found myself months of research from all the free time I had after getting my first snake and here I am. I would like to think I gave them all the best care I possibly could because I do genuinely think some of my ball pythons like to have more climbing spaces over the others so I would ocasionally take them outside to my yard where I have a manzanita tree setup to explore around on it or the ground below. Mahzarin: Spotnose (het clown) DOB June 13. 2020 last weigh in 350.5g Dottie: Pastel Clown DOB January 8 2020 last weigh in 620.3g Firefly: Pastel Fire DOB June 2020 last weigh in 597 g Pan Dulce: Lesser/Orange Dream DOB August 8, 2020 last weight in 350g Ray: Leopard/Mojave DOB September 2020 last weigh in 270g Boba: Pastel/Lesser/Clown DOB Unknown (breeder never told me) Last weigh in 800g Mowgli: Dinker DOB Unknown estimated summer 2020, last weigh in 450g Sandy: Clown DOB unknown estimated May 2020 last weigh in 607g Scarlet: Redstripe DOB unknow estimated October 2020 last weight in 297g Now for our Russian Tortoise we named him Donatello, very sweet boy before we got him he was being kept with another male, I spoiled him the month we got him I gave him as much space as possible I built an area for him with chicken wire on top to keep him safe. He should be 6 or so years now, the guy we got him from didn't sound too confident with his age. I also have an unused Dragonhaus incubator with a built in 600w PID thermostat, an unused Steel Serpents large adult rack fitted for V70 tubs, and a used hatchling that comes with 48 tubs. I should also mention once all snakes are gone the racks and terarriums will be available located SF 94110