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Thread: Rhino Viper

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    Re: Rhino Viper

    if i could own HOTs, this would be high on the list!

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    i love rhino vipers.
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    Re: Rhino Viper

    nice. i love rinos, but i have never had any luck with them. i've kept w.c c.b babies and adults. and they have all just droped dead out of no where on me. i guess i was not meant to keep rinos. so give me a gabby or puff any day.

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    Re: Rhino Viper

    such a beautiful animal
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    Re: Rhino Viper

    If I was to ever get into hots, that right there would be the reason! That's one gorgeous looking snake.
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    I've kept the puffs and the gabbys, but never a rhino.....that is one nice looking little guy!!
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    Love the reds on that snake, no wonder they are so dangerous, they look like leaves and foliage!! I love how snakes use camouflage, especially Gaboon Vipers!!!!
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    Old thread, but WOW. I love Rhino Vipers. beautiful.
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    great looking rhino, be carefull with that little guy..

    jason i have has the same luck and have talked to others that have said the same they just up and die out of no where.

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