I lost my dad in April and he has a few snakes I need to find homes for. I will be keeping some of his favorites but there are atleast two that must go. He would take snakes in that were in bad shape. I have been rehabbing one that has a bad burn and had a ton of stuck shed that he got the day before he passed away I am happy to say that the snake I have deemed Marcus(I think he is a Mojave) is well on his way to being healed up and I may hold on to him until he is 100% unless a rescue would like him. The other is healthy as can be and eats well his name is Simba (I believe he is a pastel Mojave pinstripe). He is stunning and I would say maybe 1 year old possibly less. He is just a little sassy but I honestly think that that is because he was quite skinny when my dad got him and is still trying to find food even though they get fed every week. They are beautiful snakes and my dad was told they are both boys. I just don't need Five snakes. And these two he had only had for a short time. I will require proof that you have the correct set up for these guys. Please be knowledgeable about Ball pythons before you message me or at least willing to learn. Because they require a decent sized living space we can discuss rehoming fees. These guys deserve a good home, and sadly I do not have the space to have 5 4x2x2 enclosures, and they are living in a rack system. That's what my dad used for quarantine and he only took in one or if two from the same household came in two at a time. My dad was a great man and I wish I could continue what he was doing but I do not have the space or the finances to continue that legacy at the moment. I can send pictures upon request. As I have them on my phone. The healthy one is ready now. The one with the burn that is healing may need to stay a little longer unless a rescue is willing to step up or if I get attached. I'm going to be picky where these guys go. I want them to go to good homes that will admire them and love them like my dad did. I could do that as reptiles especially snakes are my favorite animals. Please text or email me and we can talk I've included pictures of proper ball python enclosures and kind of what I will be looking for in a new home for these guys. These are not my tanks. I have them in the rack system my dad had them in and I'm going to be honest I see nothing wrong with the rack system but Its made more for small snakes/hatchlings/Juveniles and I font have the space for two more giant enclosures.
