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Recommended Breeders

Buying a snake or any pet in fact, from a good breeder is important and can save you money in the long term.

So, why buy from a recommended breeder?
Normally cheaper than a shop, less overheads.
A lot of them have a returns policy.
A lot will do payment plans.
They will assist with help and advice for as long as you need it.
If you have feeding problems they will often take the snake back to get it going again.
They generally have very strict regimes ensuring you will get a really healthy snake.
You can be sure of the bloodline and or morph you are getting.

Redreptiles  Selling captive bred Boas.  Based in East Anglia, Kelly & Drew have an impressive website with nice clear shots of the snakes up for sale.  The website has a lot of interesting information and even a video of a Boa giving birth to a litter.  I got a Hog Island Boa from them and am very happy with it (pictured below).




SnakeBreeder.com 
Selling captive bred Corn snakes.  Based in the County Durham area, Stephen produces some very nice corns and feedback says that the after sales service is very good.  If your looking for a good corn snake or two to show off then give this one a go first.  Delivery only to mainland UK at this time.  Also on this site are some interesting furry pets.
 





Iconboas.com  Specialising in Boa's and their morphs.  definately worth a look and they will consider payment plans.  This is a well constructed website with some stunning photo's of some beutiful snakes.












If you wish to add a breeder who goes above and beyond what is expected, then please feel free to contact me, i am happy to advertise breeders who offer great service and quality animals (snakes).  Thanks, Phil.

 


Dixon a Hog Island Boa from Redretiles - Photo by Pasty