Welcome our Coral Cobra

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A more detailed look for you.


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Pre fed

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Post fed. Took f/t without question tonight. Settling well.


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Let us know when you get more hood pics! Truly beautiful creature!

Wow that's an impressive animal. Gorgeous.

Cool entry species to elapidae. I have had a pair back in the day and in my experience, they were quite pleasant to work with. Congrats...

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Cool entry species to elapidae. I have had a pair back in the day and in my experience, they were quite pleasant to work with. Congrats...

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Absolutely. Definitely different than working with vipers. Not a shy eater either. Trying to source a high red female l. Found a hatchling pair of Angolan coral cobra but they seemed quite dull as well. A friend has some incredible cowlesi eggs incubating right now so I'm likely just going to wait his out.


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If you went red, go for A.lubricus lubricus :).

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If you went red, go for A.lubricus lubricus :).

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trying to, but much harder to find than cowlesi at the moment!

Picture from tonight

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All our bite protocols have arrived from the Florida Snakebite institute.


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Little derp, big derp. Big derp, little derp


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