Greetings all.
Just wondering really, does anyone on here keep indigos or cribs. Never hear of them anymore. They are such great snakes (well I've been led to believe they are.) so it seems strange to me that you never see or hear of them on here.

have kept a female.and she was easy as a corn. finding a male however......... was not.

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DAVE INNIT!

I have a large male...... but cant get hold of a female ! sods law eh ?

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Hi i own the only female in the UK. Olive indigo snake - crib . Caz has a male and her friend has another male regards zach

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Hey, why not go the easy route and just get a mexi black?

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DAVE INNIT!

We had one for a while - it was a bit mad! It poo'd every time you picked it up, which stank. It also was always starving, to the point where you fed it and it started striking at it's own body because it could smell the food inside.

Bizarre!

We sold it in the end because it wasn't any good for our business. It was sad! :-(

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hi i have a pair of easten indigos, that i will fingers crossed breed this year! great snake to have, they get so excited when it comes to food!

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i have recently sold my pair of olive indigos both around 8ft in length and they are a pleasure to own beautiful snakes theres a few around the norfolk area apparently they have just mated for the new owner they were both hand tame but the male was an aggressive breeder often biteing the female on the neck so i kept seperating them