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05-07-17, 09:07 AM
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Texas Indigos
Here is my 2015 pair of Texas indigos I got in last week. The first two pictures of them was when they arrived. Took a pictures of the male while cleaning enclosures today. Female is in shed currently. Will be uploading more later on. Enjoy
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05-07-17, 09:09 AM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Today of the male
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05-07-17, 09:11 AM
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Re: Texas Indigos
One more of him
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05-07-17, 09:11 AM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Sweet! Nice additions!
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05-07-17, 11:27 AM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Thanks, they live up to their reputations. Very curious and inquisitive.
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05-07-17, 01:43 PM
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Re: Texas Indigos
....and very smelly.
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05-07-17, 02:09 PM
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Re: Texas Indigos
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Originally Posted by StrictlyMorelia
....and very smelly.
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Yup, pretty much a bowel movement every 30 hours. Still worth it. I have two ferrets they put Indigos to shame.
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05-07-17, 02:17 PM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Very nice. Every time I see a photo of someone's indigo on here I get a little more jealous. So rarely seen in the UK but if I did see one say at our big expo I'd almost certainly be coming home with it 
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05-07-17, 06:06 PM
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Re: Texas Indigos
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Originally Posted by dannybgoode
Very nice. Every time I see a photo of someone's indigo on here I get a little more jealous. So rarely seen in the UK but if I did see one say at our big expo I'd almost certainly be coming home with it |
Yeah they are hard to come by in the US. Lots of long waiting list for babies each year. I have had my eye on Texans for about three years now.
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05-07-17, 09:38 PM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Very nice! I love the eye designs on Drymarchon...great looking snakes
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05-08-17, 07:14 AM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Gorgeous, and congrats!
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05-08-17, 08:57 AM
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Re: Texas Indigos
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Gorgeous, and congrats!
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Thank you. Your eastern and his enclosure are impressive. I hope to give them similar enclosures later on. The female has a darker throat and less mottling, but she's in shed. Also a better attitude. The male has mellowed out nicely though. When I took him out of the bag he musked me, reminded me of catching water snakes.
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05-08-17, 07:07 PM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Very cool snakes. Congrats!
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05-09-17, 08:06 AM
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Re: Texas Indigos
Very nice critters!!
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05-11-17, 03:08 PM
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Re: Texas Indigos
The female shed today and is looking spectacular. The first time I have seen her freshly shed color.
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