Lamia!Killer (Red Belly Killer)
bite is venomous towards other lamias and animals, nonvenomous to humans.
They take a while to warm up to new owners, and will commonly hiss and snap at new owners.
They do not fit very well with families with a lot of bittys.
Suggested amount of bittys the adopter should have is 3, otherwise, it can be overwhelming for the Red Belly Killer lamia.
Red Belly Killers can grow from 6-7 ft in length, 2-3 ft standing. They weigh anything from 10-30 pounds
The average lifespan is 10-15 years
These bittys are strictly carnivorous,
This bitty may eat other bittys, so keeping them fed and within its habitat when you are gone is best.
This bitty also prefers to eat small prey such as frogs, fish, tadpoles, and snakes.
These bittys get attached to their caretakers, meaning they ger protective over ‘their human’.
Red Belly Killers enjoy frequent naps, but only after they’ve been in a home for more than a month.
These bittys are harder to gain the trust of, but once you do they will be the most loyal and helpful Lamia you may ever have.
These bittys seasons are early spring, and may not be seen during these times.
If your red belly killer has a clutch it is best to not approach the eggs or young until they hatch and are over a week old, otherwise, the Red Belly Killer may lash out and bite you.
The best way to win over this bitty is by buying it a stuffed animal or giving it some sort of sharp object.
These bittys, like the Dustorine, enjoy collecting random sharp objects. Like the Dustorine The Red Belly Killer will take great care of their collection, regularly sharpening, polishing, and cleaning them.
design and colors inspired by the red belly black snake
killer belongs to rahafwabas
Second Red Belly Killer drawing by @shibe-inu
