North Americas largest snake. Can exceed eight feet in length Jet glossy, bluish black, with a red or white chin. Requires a large cage with a small wattage light. Super tame, makes an excellent pet and display specimen.
Black with faint mottling. Babies are born black with white flecks. My bloodline has a gorgeous red chin and neck traveling about fifty percent of the length of the stomach. Males tend to have more red than females. May exceed eight feet in length. Tame.
Possibly the largest colubrid, yellow tailed indigos can exceed 10 feet in length. Yellow to almost yellow colored head with a dark gray to black neck fading to by mid body sulfur yellow. Average five to seven feet as adults. Tame.
Found from southern Mexico to Colombia. Grayish brown colored head with bold face stripes. Neck to mid body are dark gray to almost black. Average five to six feet as adults.
