Quote Originally Posted by De Foezel View Post
in my oppinion buying adult snakes is for people who dont like doing the work
just getting the rewards
Work? It's not work. It's pleasure.

If I'm going to pay $70+ for a snake, I would prefer it to be 4-6 mos old. This is only because I have raised broods so I know there is always that "failure to thrive" issue with some of them. If they make it past 6 mos and are doing well, then "sudden unexplained death" is usually not going to occur. If I buy a snake, I prefer very young snakes, but not necessarily newborns. I know that's not adult but I think you get the point.

I'm also not against getting adult snakes in an adoption or low price situation. Especially fine radixes like those with the potential to produce some great offspring.