My Venomous Snakes

[Najakeeper]

Here are some photos from today. I will also post a video as soon as I am done with the post production:


Axanthophis hawkei post shed. I need to wash her to show those pretty colors but she is covered with dirt here:





Leucistic Naja kaouthia with all his beauty:





Naja sp. (Congo Water Cobra), male first, female next:

[Najakeeper]

Here are a couple more videos.

a-Acanthophis hawkei eating a chick:

[Najakeeper]

b-Naja kaouthia eating a rat:

[Tsanford]

Thanks for the video's! Every time i see this post at the top im here watching. You have an amazing collection!

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[Najakeeper]

Thanks for the video's! Every time i see this post at the top im here watching. You have an amazing collection!

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Thanks for watching mate.

[Najakeeper]

The white cobra:

[tcutting]

I would love to learn how to handle venomous. Not sure if I would ever keep any, many because I have a kid and likely will have a few others over the years. but wow awesome animals you have there.

[Lady mkrj58]

Thank your for the knowledge and care that you give these I would not like these types of Snakes, they are beautiful Keep up the good work

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[Najakeeper]

I would love to learn how to handle venomous. Not sure if I would ever keep any, many because I have a kid and likely will have a few others over the years. but wow awesome animals you have there.

Thanks for watching. It is a dangerous hobby and proper education is the first step.

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Thank your for the knowledge and care that you give these I would not like these types of Snakes, they are beautiful Keep up the good work

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Thank you very much!

Here is a still from today's feeding...

Anybody dropped a head? :





And here is a video of my female Samar Cobra:

[Tsanford]

Man have you ever had one strike for food and land on the floor? Or and escapist? I bet it's not fun trying to capture a loose venomous snake..