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- Thread starter turtlepower
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Really amazing collection turtlepower, the cages and animals look so clean.
I cant imagine maintaining something like that, you must have ice water running through your veins, or a steel set of you know what, lol
Question for you or snakeguy..... Are venomous snakes (on the whole) anymore defensive and more willing to strike at things then non venomous snake?
Most of the time on TV when they show them they always coiled up, ready to unload.
I cant imagine maintaining something like that, you must have ice water running through your veins, or a steel set of you know what, lol
Question for you or snakeguy..... Are venomous snakes (on the whole) anymore defensive and more willing to strike at things then non venomous snake?
Most of the time on TV when they show them they always coiled up, ready to unload.
Thanks for getting back on topic Edwardo... And thanks for the compliments. I do try to keep my enclosures AND animals in top notch condition at all times. To answer your question, although each snake varies upon individual specimen and species i would have to say YES they are much more apt to strike than most of their nonvenomous counterparts.
