Where's all the drymarchon fans?

Gorgeous animals! Thanks for sharing!

A black tail cribo is at the TOP of my wish list! These pics are all really great! I met an '08 cribo at the Taylor MI show a couple weeks ago, all 5ft of macho-ness, and now I'm kicking myself for not bringing him home with me right then.....

are indigos snake eaters?

Just how much poop are we talking about here? XD I love their faces, particularly the black tails. I don't think I have enough experience yet, but I'd love to have one someday.

I'm a new drymarchon fan!! I had never heard of them before! I loove them now! So cool! Definitely like some of the cribos, as well as the indigos... Super awesome!

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Originally Posted by SkYyame

are indigos snake eaters?

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They will eat anything the can catch, chew into submission and swallow - snakes included.

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Originally Posted by Skiploder

They will eat anything the can catch, chew into submission and swallow - snakes included.

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So they would chew a ball python out instead of constricting it?

What happens if you put them with a kingsnake or a king cobra for that matter?

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Originally Posted by SkYyame

So they would chew a ball python out instead of constricting it?

What happens if you put them with a kingsnake or a king cobra for that matter?

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They don't constrict. They overpower and swallow. They sometimes bash their prey against things. I have had cribos smash prey against the floors of their cage, the walls of their cages and against items in the cage.

Any suggestions on where/who to get eastern indigo's from? An eight foot female was my first ever herp experience and I loved her to pieces (18 years ago). I would love to find one again but have no clue where to go and how to find them that are local specific and not crossed. I do have a friend who has a pair but the female is young and isn't really planing on breeding (he just likes to have and care for endangered animals). I would love suggestions! :)


P.S. To above post....She eat ANYTHING. With much enthusiasm!! I have never seen a snake that could compare to that appetite!

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Originally Posted by Cendalla

Any suggestions on where/who to get eastern indigo's from? An eight foot female was my first ever herp experience and I loved her to pieces (18 years ago). I would love to find one again but have no clue where to go and how to find them that are local specific and not crossed. I do have a friend who has a pair but the female is young and isn't really planing on breeding (he just likes to have and care for endangered animals). I would love suggestions! :)


P.S. To above post....She eat ANYTHING. With much enthusiasm!! I have never seen a snake that could compare to that appetite!

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I'd recommend Robert Harper and Steve Fuller.

There are others out there. I got mine from Robert Seib whose snakes appear in many lines, but alas Dr. Seib is not breeding indigos anymore.