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Having gotten my first taste of the Drymarchon genus, I've really fallen in love with them. I've been looking at more and more of the large colubrids. I really like the indigos and cribos, but I'm also interested in the some of the other exotic species like king rats, beauty snakes, and this giant keeled rat snake in the following video is unbelievable. I came across this guy while surfing youtube. He seems to have the same taste in snakes as me. There are lots more videos, but check out THIS colubrid!
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“...the old ones ... knew in their bones... that death exists, that all life kills to eat, that all lives end, that energy goes on. They knew that humans are participants, not spectators.” -- Stephen Bodio, On the Edge of the Wild
That is one impressive colubrid. I watched his video on Solomon island ground boas awhile back and he almost had me convinced that should be my next purchase. On a side not he needs to take it easy on the roids.
Definitely neat snakes, a good bit of size to them. They almost have a racer look to their heads. Obviously this guy knows his animals much better than I do but I kinda feel like they should have bigger enclosures with how active they seem.
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