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Hi,
it's a looot of time I don't write on kingsnake.com (I breed pueblans years ago, but I was most active on the ratsnake and on the indigo forums).
In Italy I had (and I have) a lot of snakes, but in 2007 I moved to NY and for a couple of years I had no snakes with me.
Now I have some balls morph (that I hope to ship soon to Italy) and some Mussuranas (that I'm not so willing to ship to Italy).
Inca andesiana was the first snake I really wanted 13 years ago when I started with reptiles, but in Europe they were impossible to find. Now I'm in USA and this snake for me will be a new start.
There are some inca breeders here on the milksnake forum?

Thanks!!

There are only a handful of individuals who currently work with andesiana and only a couple of those will have the Inca phase animals. You may want to contact Robert Seib of Eastern Indigos. You will find he is a super nice guy with very nice examples of those snakes.
Good luck in your search.
Nathan Wells

Nazza, I remember those awesome red throated indigos you had, feeding them trout, marvelous snakes! I hope someone can hook you up, maybe Shannon Brown?
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Todd Hughes

Thanks,
I really miss my indigos!

I have a nice pair (female Inca, male het)about four years old that should go this year-they are in brumation now, or I'd post a pic-the female is a real screamer!
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Brad Chambers
WWW.HCU-TX.ORG

"I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do." - Robert A. Heinlein

sneaky Brad, I'm gonna have to just start saying, better check with Brad, he's into everything!
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Todd Hughes

Brad I'm in list for 1 pair!
do you have pics of your adults?