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Originally Posted by Donald C
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Yes I saw that article. This snake is going to be tricky to keep alive if both heads want to feed because both heads can bite each other and that could end up in serious injury or death. It would be in the best interest of the snake to be sold to someone like myself that can assure it a long life and the state can take in a nice donation for compensation. It's a win, win. Otherwise is someone at an education facility really going to be able to give the amount of attention and unique care during feeding that this snake needs for the entirety of its life if the snake happens to live 15-20 plus years?