I will be based in Rep of Ireland within the next month and I'm looking at bringing the following species in with an eye on reselling some. Not sure on prices yet (will depend on how many and what shipping rates)

Dasypeltis scabra & inornata (Egg eating snakes)
Lamprophis capensis, fuliginosus, inornata, guttatus, aurora
Phases of L. fuliginosus: albino, anery, green, red
Psammophylax rhombeatus
Pseudaspis cana
Bitis caudalis, cornuta (DWA)
Aspidelaps l. lubricus, scutatus (DWA)
Mehelya capensis

There will be more species available depending on viable (or not) clutches. All are CB in South Africa and guaranteed feeding on thawed rodents (except dasypeltis of course).

Let me know if there's anything you guy's may want in particular (South African) and I will see if anyone can supply.

Cheers

i possibly would, problem is for me that i dont know 100% what all mine are.
they were all bought with labels, but a lot are wrong. so i need them identifying and sexing again to make sure i have pairs. nightmare eh

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What do you have currently?

blimey, i'll have to go thru them and work them all out. most of them are from hamm and appear to not be what i bought them as. they are all house snakes, but as to which exactly they are no one is sure yet.
do you use the african house snake forum? most of the pictures are on there under my name.

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Id almost certainly have some egg eaters, ecspecially the Scabras

House snakes are great wee snakes, easy to keep, easy to breed. Dont think you"ll hang onto them long!