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Thread: Gaboon vipers

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    Re: Gaboon vipers

    Quote Originally Posted by cory9oh4 View Post
    those things do back flip strikes! i saw it on youtube
    Yep. And it's even more impressive in person.
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    Re: Gaboon vipers

    Quote Originally Posted by jason_ladouceur View Post
    Yep. And it's even more impressive in person.
    It's even more impressive when they completely loose their cool, forget about their striking capabilities. When a Gab is pissed off it's incredible just how fast they can actually move (as I'm sure you know), it really annoys me when people say Gaboons are slow. Lazy is a better word.

    Not to mention, when they flip out, they're can be difficult to deal with because of their strength. I've had the pleasure of seeing my female flip out about 5 times over the past year and half - she's a cranky one that's for sure, considering I've only had interaction with her maybe 20 times or so! A Gaboon keeper isn't a Gaboon keeper until they've truly witnessed a Gab at full flow!

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    Re: Gaboon vipers

    Quote Originally Posted by Crotalids View Post
    It's even more impressive when they completely loose their cool, forget about their striking capabilities. When a Gab is pissed off it's incredible just how fast they can actually move (as I'm sure you know), it really annoys me when people say Gaboons are slow. Lazy is a better word.

    Not to mention, when they flip out, they're can be difficult to deal with because of their strength. I've had the pleasure of seeing my female flip out about 5 times over the past year and half - she's a cranky one that's for sure, considering I've only had interaction with her maybe 20 times or so! A Gaboon keeper isn't a Gaboon keeper until they've truly witnessed a Gab at full flow!
    Couldn't agree more. I'm always trying to explain to people that underestimating any of the large Bitis, although easy to do can be a fatal mistake. Trying to "convince" a large angry gaboon to do anything other then what it wants to is one of the most challenging and terrifying challenges a keeper of most any snake can face.
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    I really enjoyed reading this post. I was wondering if the fella ever did get a gaboon viper or start working with hots.

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