Hi Guys,
Been thinking hard about this and decided to downsize my collection. First to go will be the trio of Mangroves B. Dendrophila 2.1
These were bought about January this year as WC, freshly imported. They've been treated for mites and internal parasites. I've tried a number of feeding technniques but so far no luck. I've been 'assist feeding' (with extreme prejudice) every couple of weeks, around different trial and error's. All 3 snakes are in good health, the female is very pretty.
These are for experienced hands only. They have all been handled regularly (obviously every 2 weeks) but can still be nervous. I'm looking for £65 ea or £150 for the trio.
N.b, will try and add pics but this is my 1st attempt so fingers crossed.

again, it always seems that animals of interest to me are bloody miles away. wou planning a trip down london way any time soon?

lovely looking snakes, free bump if your not!

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Sorry carpy, I rarely travel your way. But thanks for the bump!

What sizes are they, the last few pics show one that's quite a size, is that the female?

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Why can't anyone call me "sir" without adding "will you please leave" ?

My Reptiles1.1.0 Corallus caninus option] 1.2.0 Boiga dendrophila dendrophila [option 0.1.0 Trimeresurus trigonocephalus 2.2.1 Morelia viridis (Aru, Wamena & Biak) 1.1.0 Viridovipera vogelli 1.1.0 Orthriopis taeinurus 0.1.0 Morelia amethystina 0.1.0 Hydrodynastes gigas 0.1.0 Boa constrictor imperator 0.1.0 Natrix natrix helvetica 1.0.0 Crotalus atrox 3.0.0 Furcifer pardalis (2 Ambilobe, 1 Nosy be)

Others0.1.0 cats 1.0.0 son (very expensive to keep)

The last one is a male. He's actually close to 6 ft and the other 2 are close to 5 ft but I erred on the side of caution. He is quite impressive in the flesh. If you right click on the images and select 'save image as' the pic name will come up with gender and size.

bump up

Do you not need a DWA license for these?

no they just came off the list late last year free bump gorgeous mangroves mate!

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0.1 cinnamon (Rhacodactylus ciliatus tiger morph) R.I.P
1.1 seth and medusa (boiga cyanea)
1.0 cat in the hat (uroplatus guentheri)
0.1 brazilian rainbow boa
1.1 jungle carpet pythons (need help with names!)
0.0 1 Mossy Frog
WANTED! 0.1 Uroplatus Guentheri, Nice phase ATB's, Day Gecko species, Tokay morphs, Different Boigas
Yea I have a Jem7V

They havn't fed in your care yet? Have you tried live?

I've tried everything I could think of including, scenting, bloodying, soaking, teasing. Even tried amphibs and lizards, though obviously sticking mainly to quail chicks. When 'assist feeding' I stuck to hopper mice. I personally prefer not to use live, tho I don't judge others for doing so. Apart from the 'assist' (which was only ever done in the afternoon, obviously) all other feeding attempts were done in the evening.
B.D. are known to fast over the winter so I wasn't too concerned when I 1st got them.
If it wasn't for the fact I've a large(ish) collection, little money and less time I'd keep them.
Thanks for interest.