I was talking to a lady regarding her snakes, and she said she had one red corn snake she would like to sell, as it had no mate. I didn't need one but said I'd look at it just in case someone I know was looking for one. Turns out it wasn't a corn snake or even a rat snake, but a Columbian Red Tail boa. She said she bought it as a corn snake. I looked at the other snakes she had and they were all Ball pythons. At least nobody told her those were corns.
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Red Corn?
- Thread starter Twolunger
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MysticExotics
(formerly NWHeather)
Corning
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That’s pretty dumb for someone who has pythons. If she doesn’t have the internet she could have checked out a book at the Library. I know some old people that still use the library.
Dewy decimal system it or whatever. Lol.
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You forget, some people just plod along in life, never questioning, or researching. I don't think she has any intentions of breeding her snakes anyway. Some people are content just having them. I am guessing she will just sell the boa now.
MysticExotics
(formerly NWHeather)
That is really sad. She is clearly uninformed, but whoever sold that snake to her is a tool.
You pays your money and picks your snake. Unfortunately, some sellers don't care what you do with the snake after the sale. We always gave a buyer a care sheet, and if they were not prepared to care for a snake immediately we told them to make the necessary
housing arrangements and call us to buy a snake later. Sometimes we never heard back, but at least the snake didn't suffer in less than optimal conditions.
housing arrangements and call us to buy a snake later. Sometimes we never heard back, but at least the snake didn't suffer in less than optimal conditions.
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Brent36
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Stalemate situation. I wonder how she made the choice? 
Stalemate situation. I wonder how she made the choice?
Oh, that one is pretty, I'll take it, or a similar scenario. On a positive note, I did see the boa for sale on Craig's List. Hope she found a good home for it.