Some great pix there, an a nice little collection you have there too. But as way too many people in the past can attest to, sooner or later everyone gets nailed. And if the venom doesn't kill you, trust me on this one the hospitalization bill will. For unless you are doing this professionally at some sort of licensed institution ie: Zoo, medical etc, most Insurance companies will not cover your medical bills otherwise.
Good luck with them. Keeping and breeding Hots as they are commonly referred too is but a small niche in the reptile hobby that runs the real risk of dying out far sooner than the rest of the hobby. Because Venomous permits are not as easy to come by any more, plus with the fast moving legislation across the country banning everything but Dogs, Cats and Kids. I don't think it will be around much longer.
Good luck with them. Keeping and breeding Hots as they are commonly referred too is but a small niche in the reptile hobby that runs the real risk of dying out far sooner than the rest of the hobby. Because Venomous permits are not as easy to come by any more, plus with the fast moving legislation across the country banning everything but Dogs, Cats and Kids. I don't think it will be around much longer.
