Asian Arboreals

[snakeguy101]

Experience isn't relevant to being bitten. I believe you meant to say that irrelevant to the experience your friend possessed, they made a simple error that resulted in the bite. This doesn't pertain only to puniceus, any slip up while dealing with venomous snakes could result in a life threatening situation. I'd rather work with my puniceus than my purpureomaculatus anytime.

I should have baby vogeli within the next few months.

okay, PM sent.

 

[ceeej31]

they are all beautiful but the Sri Lankan is definitely my favorite

 

[ManicMelvin]

they are all beautiful but the Sri Lankan is definitely my favorite

I have a pair of '10 for sale if your interested.

 

[ceeej31]

I have a pair of '10 for sale if your interested.

sadly they are illegal here in NH

 

[snakefin]

You should go for a pair of waglers, pretty easy to keep here in natural climate, and they've the best temperaments. I'm not sure if it'll be similar in maintaining humidity and ventilation over the US though.

 

[ManicMelvin]

You should go for a pair of waglers, pretty easy to keep here in natural climate, and they've the best temperaments. I'm not sure if it'll be similar in maintaining humidity and ventilation over the US though.

I keep a 1.3 of wagleri and a 1.1 of subannulatus.

 

[LBathory]

gorgeous snakes.

 

[Mad About Cichlids]

Beautiful animals

Some how arboreals just don't seem as creepy looking to me as most other snakes.

 

[davo]

very nice, the asian vipers are some of my favourites, some stunning snakes.

 

[Lepisosteus platyrhincus]

I should have baby vogeli within the next few months.

really?
any idea on pricing? (not that i should start with such a HOT)