Green tree python in Beccles
£450
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Green tree python in Beccles
£450
nokwari green tree python. I do not want to let him or any of my reptiles go but circumstances forces change and I know I'll regret it. He's roughly 14 months old and I've had him for 11 months of that. He's super super friendly considering these are meant to be snappy, he's never once went for me or bit me and handles very well. He eats one mice every 1-2 weeks and has shed 3 times in my ownership.
Can Come with full bio active set up, thermostat, heat and uv bulb, misters and fogger system and unit to store it all in for an extra £250. This cost over £700 to set up
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