You can look at black pines....they get big and beefy, but some of them can be quite volatile....however, some are quite docile and never object to being handled...In a "high quality" black pine, the entire snake will be black with little to no discernable pattern...There may be some white flecking on the chin, but that's about it....

I love black pines! They can get 6 ft long, have plenty of personality and are easily kept....Plus, in the majority of states you don't have to worry about not being able to legally keep them...(unless you live in Alabama or Mississippi). Plus, they are quite a bit more affordable than an indigo (approx 120.00 for a cb baby vs. approx 500.00-600.00 for a cb baby indigo)

-With a fistful of steel,
-AzAtrox

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