Quote Originally Posted by Shelby
No, unfortunately. But, my friend/co-worker has one and he says it's dog tame. If handled frequently when babies, most turn out to be pretty civilized.

Out of the two we recieved from the closing of the Long Island Reptile Museum is very easy to handle, the other is not too bad, but I don't yet trust him not to strike for no reason, a bit harder for me to read then the female.
Sadly I don't know much of their history, beyond some abuse reports given by some former employees of the museum. But I can assume they were not handled properly, if at all.
I really have a special respect for the yellows. I find them to be a great species to work with.
A hint of advice if I may, get a good filter....lol I have burnt through way too many canaster filters with these two. I can't stand it. And you just don't want to smell the smell of unfiltered conda water.
Keep me updated on the big girls clutch / birth.
Thanks
Rusty