My Venomous Snakes

Last week's video was a compilation of strike shots of all my cobras:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRwp5kRoZDU

This week's video shows my Sydney Red Common Death Adders, the Acanthophis antarcticus, feeding:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kbv1E4n-v8Y

Enjoy...

Same style with a different Death Adder species:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8An2J32uhiE

Here is the third "on the floor" video, Acanthophis laevis, the female is visibly gravid:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRzhacIkcd4

Pregnant or just constipated? :)...


Time will tell... She has been with the male but I have never noticed mating behavior...


http://imageshack.com/a/img673/9825/JknmnQ.jpg

Your videos are amazing! I love the videos of your T's and all the hot snakes you keep! Love every upload man, keep it up :gj:

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Originally Posted by George1994

Your videos are amazing! I love the videos of your T's and all the hot snakes you keep! Love every upload man, keep it up :gj:

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Thanks for watching... Here is another one even though it is not venomous snakes/Ts:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJeF4b9MFhk

Nice collection! I'm jealous! I've never owned venomous snakes, but I've had some experience working with them in the wild (India and South America specifically). Do you keep any Bungarus fasciatus or Bitis schneideri by any chance?

Thank you for the informative video on the scaleless Corn! :)

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Originally Posted by Pampho85

Nice collection! I'm jealous! I've never owned venomous snakes, but I've had some experience working with them in the wild (India and South America specifically). Do you keep any Bungarus fasciatus or Bitis schneideri by any chance?

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Thanks for watching. Kraits are not my thing, I don't keep venomous with post synaptic neurotoxins. I did keep Bitis before but never that particular species. I currently keep none.

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Originally Posted by Reinz

Thank you for the informative video on the scaleless Corn! :)

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Thanks for watching :). She is a cool snake.