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Jason and Joel ROCK, so have some faith! They have aways lived up to their obligations/ deals. Rest assured, you are dealing with some of the best!

what type of snake are you looking for?

Either or! All of the snakes you mentioned (corns, balls, kings) will fit forever in a 40 breeder type enclosure. Ball Pythons can be a bit picky about their temperature requirements, but both kingsnakes and cornsnakes are a lot more forgiving as far as temperature goes. Ball pythons are shy...

Shedding is indicative of growth. There is no set schedule for a snake to shed.

There is a show in San Antonio coming up the 10th and 11th of November. Usually there are several people with dart frogs and other cool stuff, both wild and captive.

I've not bred them myself, but have a friend who breeds Anteresia maculosaevery year.

Rats are some of the coolest animals ever! I used to work in a pet shop, and bred blue rats. Dumbos are cute and goofy looking, but still have the same great personalities of most rats. Unfortunately, since rats reproduce at such a great rate, even"fancy" rats ended up in the feeder bins!

looks like looks like a Sceloporus minor (formerly jarrovi). We have some in the collection at San Antonio zoo from Atles Cumbres and Sierra Potosi.