I've never heard of an indigo. Please, tell more about them. Are they truly
indigo colored? Almost all my experience has been with boas and pythons,
although I now also have cornsnakes.
 
And I'm very curious about the interstate commerce form and permits you
mentioned. Being very much what I consider a novice in snake ownership (never
having worked professionally in any capacity as a herpetologist) I have never
even thought about permits or the such, other than, of course, making sure that
it is legal to own large snakes where I live. (which is why I live out in the
country, because the nearest city does not allow snakes longer than 6 ft)
 
Amber

--- On Thu, 7/2/09, Skyler Marsh <snakehuntr_007@...> wrote:


From: Skyler Marsh <snakehuntr_007@...>
Subject: [Herpetology Central] Thinking about getting an indigo.
To: herpetologycentral@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, July 2, 2009, 11:14 PM








Hey all, I'm considering purchasing an indigo snake. So far my interstate
commerce form is good for go, and I am waiting for my permit to go thru the
state right now. I think i have found a good reputable breeder (herpetology
professor in arkansas). What do you think about indigos? I have kept them when i
worked in the reptile department at my local museum and i fell in LOVE with
them, but I'm worried it might be too risky of an investment. Thanks for the
input.

Skyler



















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