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Post by Shawn(snakebite) on Jul 23, 2006 16:52:58 GMT -5
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Post by Ryan on Jul 24, 2006 0:48:54 GMT -5
Welcome to the club man!!!! He looks great.
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kent
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Post by kent on Jul 24, 2006 18:09:32 GMT -5
very sweet man!!!!!!!!
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Post by Shawn(snakebite) on Jul 30, 2006 21:48:53 GMT -5
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jones
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Post by jones on Aug 4, 2006 22:33:27 GMT -5
This might be a wierd question but kind of snake is an indigo? I am asking this because it is under the "other" topic.
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Post by Shawn(snakebite) on Aug 5, 2006 20:44:31 GMT -5
The Indigo (eastern indigo) is part of the family Drymarchon and specifically Drymarchon corais couperi.It hails from Florida,Georgia ,Alabama and Mississippi.It is the largest snake(colubrid ) in North America.Definately the Holy Grale of snakes in my opinion anyways.
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Post by gonesnakee on Nov 10, 2006 20:02:25 GMT -5
As already mentioned it IS "The Holy Grail" of North American snakes & the largest non venomous species in NA. It is the most protected snake in the USA. The states that it is legal to keep them in require a special permit & you need a federal permit to cross a state line with one. None will ever LEGALLY cross a US border it is impossible, better luck getting a Blad Eagle from the US then them. One of the hardest Colubrids to successfully breed as well. Nice EI & good luck with it, Mark
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Post by Shawn(snakebite) on Nov 17, 2006 21:37:56 GMT -5
:)Thanks Mark, it has been an impatient wait , but well worth it.What is you rstory these days as to Indigo's?Any breedings happening for offspring in 2007?
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Post by Shawn(snakebite) on Feb 4, 2007 21:02:25 GMT -5
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Hey, just cleaned the Indigos cage ,so I snapped a few piks.I know .....still no digital camera 
. He's a young male coming up on a year old.He is doing great and eats well.Truly a fav of mine and I am super stoked on obtaining him and am priviledged to have him....
