Ball Python w/ large enclosure rehoming

Ashland City TN

Description

Asclepius (Sclepy) is an adult male, pewter morph, ball python (hatched 9/18/18) in need of a new home. He has an excellent temperament and does well with careful handling/holding. He is very curious and loves to climb. He has never been a picky eater and has only ever gone through short winter periods of "refusals" (which is typical, but much better than the lengthy periods of time many bp owners experience), and he has eaten frozen/thawed rats since hatching. The only reason he needs to be re-homed is because we are moving to a space in which we cannot keep him, otherwise we would keep this sweet baby! I AM ASKING FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE ENCLOSURE AS THE RE-HOMING FEE ($350). Sclepy and all of his belongings and any extra supplies will come along with the enclosure. It is one of the best enclosures on the market and is less than a year old. See below for enclosure and supplies details. * I would prefer to re-home him to an experienced reptile owner, but if you are new to reptile husbandry and are seriously considering keeping a ball python, I ask that you do your research before contacting me. Here is a really great source for all the info you may need: [https://www.reddit.com/r/ballpython/comments/arz5iw/welcome_to_rballpython_click_here_for_our/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3] Enclosure & Accessories: - Reptile Basics 2x4 15" Double Door Cage [https://www.reptilebasics.com/reptile-cages/2x4-15-double-door-cage/] - Vivarium Electronics 80 Watt Radiant Heat Panel [https://www.reptilebasics.com/80-watt-radiant-heat-panel] - 2 thermostats (one for hot, one for cold side) - hygrometer - led strip light with dimmer - repti-chip coconut fiber substrate - Extra large "rock" hide - Adorable camping tent hide (fabric and comes apart for easy washing) - 2 custom 3D-printed plastic hides - 2 water bowls (one wide/shallow, one small/deep) - 2 fake plants & 2 fake bamboo poles - extra small hides when he was a baby - small plastic tub with breathing holes (good for transport or to put him in when cleaning enclosure) - feeding tongs - substrate/poop scooper - Any food (frozen rats) I have at time of re-homing