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    Re: Newest venomous addition

    Quote Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    I don't think venomous snakes are any MORE beautiful & appealing than harmless ones, but they're also not "less than"; you get a feeling of mutual respect- when
    you work with them in the right frame of mind they do seem to know us & realize we are safe room-mates. The ones I've known...I didn't enjoy them "because"
    they were hots but rather "in spite of it". And there's still some ways to interact with them safely, but for sure, they don't belong in most households.
    Right and it's a matter of opinions. I think bush vipers are the best looking snakes because of the way they remind me of a dragon. I had two but I wanted to solely focus on cobras because I can't work with vipers in the same with I can with cobras. Every cobra I've ever worked with will let you know what kind of mood it's in, a viper you can't really tell and if you get within striking range, you're likely to get bit.

    As far as keeping, yes I think may people shouldn't keep because of either lack of being prepared or in some cases they get them for the wrong reasons.
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