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MBK female for sale

carol

carol

Down with the sickness

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Hiya Carol....

She sure is a cutie!

If Dean doesn't take her you can send her on with my others...
I have 1.1 late 04's that could use a third!

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That girl just jumped out of the monitor at me. I really can't explain it. I must have her. And I have no intentions of breeding kingsnakes, so it really makes no sense for me to buy her. She breaks my no-more-snakes-in-'05 vow, AND my no-non-corns vow at the same time. And of course, to get the discount, I decided to buy Carol's adult male Upper Keys. Another one that I have no real plan for, but I've always wanted one. This madness has got to stop! ;)
 
Don't feel too bad Dean, I bought more from her too :rolleyes: and I am trying to figure out if I can afford to add one more off the list. We are shameful ;).

Forgot to say congrats! Both will be nice additions.
 
ultimuttone said:
Don't feel too bad Dean, I bought more from her too :rolleyes: and I am trying to figure out if I can afford to add one more off the list. We are shameful ;).

Forgot to say congrats! Both will be nice additions.
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Thanks for the straight-talk; we ARE shameful. :awcrap:

But heck, I really enjoy it, and I know you do too. :)

I've got the deposit on the '06 lava Okeetee pair, and even though I'm not the biggest fan of stripes, I was thinking of getting a pair with reverse fun hets to produce a bunch of kinds of stripes in a clutch. I've also been toying with the idea of getting a pair of Serpenco Fluorescent Orange Amels next year.
 
Roy Munson said:
And I have no intentions of breeding kingsnakes, so it really makes no sense for me to buy her.
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Sure it does, anyone who is going to breed needs a good garbage disposal. Sometimes just the threat alone of having to "meet the kingsnake" will turn those non feeders right around! Needless to say, this gal is on hold. :)
 
carol said:
Sure it does, anyone who is going to breed needs a good garbage disposal. Sometimes just the threat alone of having to "meet the kingsnake" will turn those non feeders right around! Needless to say, this gal is on hold. :)
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I actually did think of this for the .2 seconds that I deliberated about this purchase. You are absolutely right. I actually NEED a kingsnake. It was the sensible thing to do.
 
Roy Munson said:
I actually did think of this for the .2 seconds that I deliberated about this purchase. You are absolutely right. I actually NEED a kingsnake. It was the sensible thing to do.
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Which is why I wanted a pair of Florida Kings this year, but noooo, lol. Oh well, always next year!
 
Roy Munson said:
I actually did think of this for the .2 seconds that I deliberated about this purchase. You are absolutely right. I actually NEED a kingsnake. It was the sensible thing to do.
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If you had to break your no more snakes vow, this was definitely the way to go :grin01: Excellent choice :wavey:
 
The threat works wonders! I just sat my non-feeders next to my Cal King tub for overnight, and the next day they ate and never looked back. :grin01:

Too bad I missed out on that gorgeous beauty. My Cal King is now MIA, and I've got a couple non-feeders I need to intimidate.

How are their temperments compared to Cal Kings? I don't think I'll ever get another Cal King if I don't happen to find mine. The "eat everything that wiggles" response is a bit much for me now and then. Its cute when they're little...but when they're big, I don't want an arm muncher.
 
I've never owned a Cal King, but I think they are similar in the fact that some can be puppy dogs and come can be demons. I've had my adult pair for a good year and they have been great, the hatchlings haven't given me any problems that are unusual for hatchlings. Some of the clutch would give a little strike here and there, but some (like this little girl) have never even attempted to bite. I must admit I do move slower with them. The solid black for some reason makes them more intimidating to me even if they have given me no reason to be worried. Purely mental. :shrugs:
 
Cal-kings and Nigritus are practically the same. The day I got my nigritus girl, I took her out to show her off to my roommate, and she latched onto my arm. But not a strike and latch, more of a ease onto it and latch, like she was eating f/t. When she realised I wasn't food she let go and hasn't so much as rattled her tail since. The bitey nature of the Kings seems to just be a super turbo feeding response rather than agression, which like Carol said, makes for great leftover cleanup.
 
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