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04-01-11, 09:35 PM
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Eastern Indigo
Arguably the king of colubrids 
This is Jack, my D. couperi. He's more like a dog than a snake, almost
fun to be around.
Thanks for looking,
Ed
Here's the dufus trying to eat a quail a$$ backwards...
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04-01-11, 09:47 PM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
I'm in love!
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04-01-11, 09:53 PM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
Quote:
Originally Posted by Max713
I'm in love!
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I 2ND THIS  i love these snakes, the day i find one in canada for sale is the day i buy one. I hope you have lots more pics of this beauty.
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04-01-11, 09:59 PM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
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Originally Posted by Freebody
I 2ND THIS i love these snakes, the day i find one in canada for sale is the day i buy one. I hope you have lots more pics of this beauty. |
I've never researched them before... but I am now. Haha
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04-01-11, 10:13 PM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
Holy mother of god, these guys are expensive!
I can't believe a native US species is so expensive!
Natsamjosh, may I ask how much you paid for yours and at what age you bought yours?
I want one... which is bad! I can't really afford any more herps in my 1 bedroom apartment! haha
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04-01-11, 10:30 PM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
Absolutely beautiful!! How big is he?
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And I have 1 little corn named Vermicelli
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04-01-11, 11:25 PM
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Captain America
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Re: Eastern Indigo
Cool pics and beautiful snakes.
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04-02-11, 03:02 AM
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domi adsum
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Re: Eastern Indigo
Wow, he is Awesome! I wants one!
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04-02-11, 03:21 AM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
yea i really love the look of indigo's. my older cousin had a big girl years ago names Jezzabel that he rehomed to marine world eventually.
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04-02-11, 10:17 AM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
wow! looks fantastic
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04-02-11, 11:18 AM
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Re: Eastern Indigo
Thanks all. Yeah, these guys are fairly expensive. I paid about a grand for Jack when he was a baby. Since I only keep a few snakes, I can spend a little more money per snake. The downside is I only have a few snakes. 
The only negative with indigos/cribos is that they are extremely messy. They crap often, and it's not pretty, it's like atomic waste. If you can cope with that, though, they are absolutely incredible. No fear of humans at all, almost friendly. I've never trusted a snake 100% to not bite, but with him I do. (Well, other than feeding time when he goes crazy.)
Thanks for the kind words,
Ed
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