We purposely do not require signature, as we do not want to risk having reptiles go back on a hot (or cold) truck for the rest of the day, in the event you don't make it to the door in time. While this sometimes seems crazy to people who are new to having reptiles shipped to them, but this is industry standard. Generally speaking, FedEx will quickly knock or ring the doorbell, and leave your
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Typically the delivery time is before 12:00 PM (your local time) in most metro areas, but some remote areas may not be guaranteed to arrive until "end of day", which is usually late afternoon or early evening at the latest (4:30PM).įedEx Drivers WILL NOT wait for you to come to the door. Animals must be picked up within 4 hours of arrival for live arrival guarantee to apply. This temperature range is extended to 25-95 degrees Fahrenheit uponĪrrival if you opt to have your live animals held for pickup at a main FedEx Shipping Center. We will only ship to your home or work when weather in route is 35-90 degreesįahrenheit. *We are offering Saturday delivery for an additional charge of $29.99 Sure you input the shipping address correctly. We cannot guarantee any shipment that has an address change or re-rout, make If you need to change your arrival day, email so we can coordinate with you. All shipments are weather and time permitting. We reserve the right to hold shipments at our discretion. We monitor weather and flight patterns to guarantee a safe arrival. Orders made after 12pm EST Thursday through Sunday will be shipped on Monday. Orders placed after 12pm are usually shipped the following day. Orders placed before 12pm EST may be eligible for same day shipping if we have space on our shipping block. Buyer m ust be home to receive the package. We guarantee that our reptiles and amphibians will be alive and healthy upon arrival. If you do not select a shipping day, we will ship your order on the next open regular shipping day.ġ00% Live Arrival Guaranteed.
You are able to schedule your animal to ship up to 5-7 days ahead of time. This strain (or line) of Albino Boas are referred to today as Kahl Albinos, or the “original” Albino.You are able to request which day your animal(s) will ship, your package will arrive the following day. in 1983) to a Het Albino female to become the first person to reproduce Albino Boas in captivity. In 1992, Peter bred a male Albino Boa (one of 4 Albino Boas imported into the U.S. The litter consisted of 22 babies, three of which were Albino. In June of 1992 the first captive born Albino boas were produced. Due to their size Peter decided to put a group together for the 91’ breeding season. As a result of heavy feedings, the babies were nearly six foot in length within one year. These babies were the first heterozygous for Albinos ever produced. In June of 1990 two of the six females produced babies. During December and January, the Albino male repeatedly bred each female. In November of 1989 the seven animals were placed together.
Pete acquired six female Colombian boas and quarantined them from the male. Peter paid $25,000.00, at which time was probably the largest amount ever paid for a single snake.
This single adult male Albino boa was bought by Peter Kahl of Baltimore, MD. The owners were unable to get the boas to successfully reproduce, which resulted in their decision to sell one of the males. Over the next six years the boas grew to sexual maturity. The group consisted of three males and one female. In 1983, four newborn Albino boas were imported from Colombia. The best-known lineage of Albino boas, first bred by Peter Kahl of Maryland in 1993, is descended from a single wild-bred tyrosinase-negative (t-) Albino male brought into the U.S.
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