wow! talk about #LifeGoals!
congrats! how long did permitting take?
that's one of the reasons why they're so awesome! i hope to see some nice feeding pix an vids.Originally Posted by redshepherd
This hatchling was ready for me to pick up a few weeks earlier than anticipated. He's on unscented rodents already.
If there's going to be a final snake to any collection, it better be an eastern indigo! He's hatched 7/27/18 and I've named him Drogon. I love dragons and I thought it's fitting for his colors and future large adult size.
Eastern indigos are endangered and are the largest native snake species in the US. They're not constrictors, so they actually kill their prey by just grabbing and crushing. As adults, they eat and poop like large dogs and are high-maintenance snakes- ideally need to be fed multiple prey items per feeding with frequent feedings every few days. Some general info on the species LOL
dat Disney money!!Also the most money I've ever dropped on a snake.
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