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Garter Snake Morph

by Jeff Benfer
Garter snake breeder, specializing in various garter snake morphs
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2010 Babies for Sale 
 
8/14/10 Decided that I needed to update this page, clean it up, and put up the few remaining holdback animals that I have for sale for this season, these are the best of the litters, so if they don't sell I don't mind keeping them.
1.0 Snow red-sided male- eating unscented pinkies now weekly like clockwork, at this point he is bullet proof, this is a powerful male to have in your collection. $200 Sold
2.2 Albino red-sided pair- gorgeous bright red holdbacks eating unscented pinkies weekly like clockwork $150 male, $225 females, or $350/pr.
1.1 100% het albino red-sided pair- super bright fire engine red, eating unscented pinkies weekly like clockwork $40 male, $60 female, or take the pair for $115 shipped. 1male left
1.1 Carteret Co. erythristic line easterns 66% possible double hets for Schuett albino and melanistic- they are from the same litter that produced a erythristic albino and a melanistic, they are showing some good red and are eating unscented pinkies. Sold
1 male anery red-sided $75 eating whole unscented pinkies
1 male super red-orange erythristic eastern. $250 pictured below
 
 
 
 
 
 
Listed below are the currently available and projected offspring for sale in 2010.
I will also be offering up some breeder adults for sale this spring after the breeding and birthing season. 
 
 
T.parietalis (red-sided garter)
Kansas snows-$175 males, $250 females, $400/pair
Kansas albinos-$125 males, $200 females, $300/pair 
Kansas anerythristics-$45 males, $75 females, $110/pair 
100% het albinos-$30 males, $50 females, $75/pair
double hets for snow-$40 males, $60 females
66% double hets for snow-$20 males, $35 females, $50/pair 
Iowa X Kansas double hets for snow -first time available $50 males, $75 females 
 
T.radix (plains garter)
Red radix X Iowa snow- these babies will be triple hets 100% het for red,albino, and anery (technically and more formally they should be called double hets for albino and anery with red parentage, since red is probably not a single point gene mutation but rather a multi or polygenenic trait, evident by the variable inheritance). These will make potientially great breeders to create red albinos, and red snows. These babies will likely show variable amounts of red.-males $45 females $60
Iowa snows-$45 males, $60 females, pairs $100
Nebraska snows-$60 males, $75 females
Iowa albinos-$60 males, $75 females
Xmas albinos-$65 males, $80 females
Nebraska albinos-$45 males, $75 females
Anerythristics-$35 males, $40 females
Blue Axanthics het for snow, blizzard- $40 males, $50 females
Blue Axanthic Albino- (aka blizzard) $60 males, $75 females
 
 
T.sirtalis (eastern garter)
Erythristic flame snows-$600 males, $700 females
Erythristic snows-$500 males, $600 females
Erythristic flame albinos- 2 different strains $250-$350 males,$400-500 females
Erythristic flame albinos- 50% het melanistic $350 males, $500 females
Flame albinos- $200-300 males, $300-400 females
Flames-3 different strains $50-$75 males, $100-$150 females
Carteret Co. erythristic albinos- $200 males, $350 females
Erythristic line normals 66% possible double het for albino and melanistic (potientially capable of producing erythristic snow, snow, erythristic albino, albino, erythristic, melanistic)- $75 males, $100 females, $150/pair 
Erythristic flames 66% double het albino and melanistic- $100 males, $200 females
Schuett albinos 66% het melanistic(het snow)-$100 males, $150 females
Schuett snows-$150 males, $200 females
Melanistics-$75 males, $100 females
New York albinos-$150 males, $200 females
Florida Erythistics-$60 males, $100 females
66% het New York albino and florida erythristics-$60 males, $100 females
Silver-$250 males, $300 females
het silvers-$100 males, $200 females
 
 
Also should produce a litter of Granite checkereds from granite to granite-$60 males, $100 females
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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