Two heads are better then one, I guess...

Have you considered offering it to a University, for a fair profit, so that it could be used as a teaching tool? Maybe a University with a good herp program?

Originally Posted by Rich Z

more then likely I will just take it to the Daytona Beach Expo and put a big price tag on it.

I know where my new first stop to gawk at is..wait it was my old first stop as well.

Originally Posted by Rich Z

Well my wife got it to eat a frozen/thawed anole yesterday. She said only one of the heads acted interested and the other one was just watching curiously.

That is just too bizarre!

Just curious, but I presume it must have shed OK. How did that work? As they normally work the old skin off at the nose, then slither out of it, how did it go with a 2 header? Did they actually start simultaneously or did just one go for it and leave the other with just it's head skin to shed???

Man, this thing would be fascinating to own if it lives any length of time ....

I had to assist it with the shed. It got stuck at the junction of the two heads, as I had suspected it would. I think this will happen each time it sheds because there is no way otherwise for it to happen unless the skin would split at that point allowing it to shed the rest of the body.

A little bit a late response but I don't want to know what will happen if that snake have to regurge

Hey Rich -
How did things finally work out with this guy - just curious if he went to Daytona with you?

My wife got the "driver's side head" eating green anoles pretty agressively, and a local guy here in Tallahassee decided that he wanted it. So I sold it to him for a pretty decent sum. I think it has a real good home now as this guy is a real fanatic about taking care of his animals.

One last photo that I took before I sold it....

Thanks for the 'good-bye' pic.
That still amazes me - very cool. I'm glad it went to a good home!

Good on you for selling it. I guess the money will go towards feeding your keepers/breeders for a fair while! I had an interesting one hatch out this year (not nearly as interesting as yours though!) and Idecided to sell her after all. Her sale price goes to cover the next 6 months food bill, so I can't complain either way. I'm pairing the same parents next year so who knows, they might give me another.