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00' male Orange Candycane
- Thread starter Clint Boyer
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Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
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CornsnakeKeeper
Addicted Member
Clint, that sure is a nice lookin' animal. What are you planning on producing this year for sure?
PSYCOSNAKEMOM
~~~~~~~:~ Newbies Rule?
Love the shape
I am interested in the heafty look to your snake. Cornelius is getting long but not so solid. I am afraid he will outgrow his head. Sam~~~~~~~:~
I am interested in the heafty look to your snake. Cornelius is getting long but not so solid. I am afraid he will outgrow his head. Sam~~~~~~~:~
Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
He's a good eater
I have switched to feeding mostly rats and seem to get better growth from my snakes.
They are very individualistic though, some do better than others.
I have switched to feeding mostly rats and seem to get better growth from my snakes.
They are very individualistic though, some do better than others.
Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
Mostly wholesale
In the past I have sold mostly to one pet store and another wholesaler. I have advertised in the paper and sold a few to members of my herp club.
I will probably try to do at least one or 2 shows this year though. I should have enough of the higher end stuff that wholesalers don't want. I have sold a few over the net but only to people I know pretty well. I don't do this as a business, I don't want to get too comercial.
The 2 shows that I'm considering would be the Puyallup Washington show and one in Hillsboro Oregon.
In the past I have sold mostly to one pet store and another wholesaler. I have advertised in the paper and sold a few to members of my herp club.
I will probably try to do at least one or 2 shows this year though. I should have enough of the higher end stuff that wholesalers don't want. I have sold a few over the net but only to people I know pretty well. I don't do this as a business, I don't want to get too comercial.
The 2 shows that I'm considering would be the Puyallup Washington show and one in Hillsboro Oregon.
Hapshonesty
New member
Puyallup? Yeah!
It was great last year! Lots of nice corns.
To everybody else out there, NEENER NEENER NEENER!
What colors would you bring? I would recommend some slightly older than brand new babies if you have them, since everybody else brings hatchlings the older ones sell better of course.
It was great last year! Lots of nice corns.
To everybody else out there, NEENER NEENER NEENER!
What colors would you bring? I would recommend some slightly older than brand new babies if you have them, since everybody else brings hatchlings the older ones sell better of course.
Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
What would I bring to Puyallup?
I would probably have a wider variety then most.
Everything from normals to Blizzards, Butters, Ghosts, Crimsons, Motleys, Creamsicles, Caramels, Ambers and many more.
It's too hard for me to hold snakes over for a year. I have too many mouths to feed and I need the space. I may have a few holdbacks that I'd take to sell though. I've also got about a half dozen adult males that don't fit into my plans that would go also.
But, I'm still just considering it.
I would probably have a wider variety then most.
Everything from normals to Blizzards, Butters, Ghosts, Crimsons, Motleys, Creamsicles, Caramels, Ambers and many more.
It's too hard for me to hold snakes over for a year. I have too many mouths to feed and I need the space. I may have a few holdbacks that I'd take to sell though. I've also got about a half dozen adult males that don't fit into my plans that would go also.
But, I'm still just considering it.