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Giraffe the angry Sonoran!

Good luck in finding them homes. I'm glad you took them with the idea of not wanting them killed. Was the breeder giving you 2 weeks to sell all the snakes? Or just the ones you took of his hands.
Thanks for doing that Elle.
 
tricksterpup said:
Elle, I just want to say those colors are not normal for a Albino, especially for a sonoran. If you lived state side, I would take the entire bunch and breed them into my line. Seriously, Albinos don't typically come that bright orange.
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I know the story behind these snakes, and lets just say the breeder doesn't really want to let their genetic potential. But if someone buys a pair, they will get some nice surprises.

They are being sold cheap - £75 each. You rarley see sonorans nevermind albino sonorans in the UK.
 
snakemom1961 said:
Good luck in finding them homes. I'm glad you took them with the idea of not wanting them killed. Was the breeder giving you 2 weeks to sell all the snakes? Or just the ones you took of his hands.
Thanks for doing that Elle.
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I'll do it. for the sake of these beautiful wee snakies. They shouldn't be too hard to shift since they are such beautiful specimens.
 
Some clutch mates and some albino bulls, all for sale :)

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Gorgeous little sonoran. Well done on rescuing the poor little things. I have an albino bull, who is about 5ft and still going. It can look really evil at times, but soon calms down.
 
Look at that first one! Is he threatening you with a curled lip, like a mamba??? And I see a triangle head in there!
 
can anyone point me to a good caresheet??

are their requirements hugely different to corns?
 
torsten said:
can anyone point me to a good caresheet??

are their requirements hugely different to corns?
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I keep Giraffe no different to any of my corns.

85 heat, I don't pay attention to humidity. The box is dry, I don't mist or anything like that.

An adult sonoran would need a 3x2 or a 4ft viv as they are stalky snakes that like to roam. I have seen pits with awfuly rubbed faces because they are so unhappy in small enclosures.
 
they would need a proper viv as an adult rather than RUB then? i have a couple of 4ft vivs so that would be no problem if it is the case.

is there any chance that you could email me some more pics of the ones available and stuff,

thanks
 
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