Ranch Concinnus'

[RedSidedSPR]

I'm at a loss for any adaquate words to describe how awesome that snake is

[Steveo]

I'm at a loss for any adaquate words to describe how awesome that snake is

Here's one: want.

[ConcinusMan]

Can you believe that I had several like him for sale @ $50 each and after months of sluggish sales and no takers at all for that one, I gave up and sent him to Steve. And, all I could find was males, males, males. This year @$100 each, I couldn't completely fill the demand and I couldn't find anything but females.

[Steveo]

Was that last year? I was just getting into snakes but would have grabbed a few if I had known

[SkinnyPete]

I would LOVE to have a female with that coloration. Beautiful snake!

[SilasBannook]

Absolutely striking. The neon on that concinnus is amazing.

[RedSidedSPR]

Can you believe that I had several like him for sale @ $50 each and after months of sluggish sales and no takers at all for that one, I gave up and sent him to Steve. And, all I could find was males, males, males. This year @$100 each, I couldn't completely fill the demand and I couldn't find anything but females.

Typical.

Would really love it my guys turned out like this, would definately breed them

[ConcinusMan]

Was that last year? I was just getting into snakes but would have grabbed a few if I had known

I want to say yes but I don't remember that part.

[guidofatherof5]

My first attempts at breeding T.s.concinnus is under way. I put my male anery in with my group of females.
He's never been with any adult females before and he immediately started smelling these ladies.

[ConcinusMan]

If he breeds with that clark co. normal there, I can tell you I did that once. Crossed those two localities and the result was quite surprising. The babies were just so bright and gorgeous. Different than snakes found at either location, and just stunningly beautiful (even though a few tails were less than perfect as you can see)