A. gigas;4339175; said:absolutely stunning! those cobras colors have really brightened up, especially the orange on the female!
EDIT: i saw mention of "sunset" monocled cobras on kingsnake, googled it for pics and...
http://deadlybeautiful.smugmug.com/gallery/4448763_enDww/2/29497388_iuehs#29497403_nj2rh
this guy is
. i can see it with fang proof gloves (obviously) but barehanded? either something in his brain isnt working right or he has a death wish. maybe both.
Thanks. Both of the cobras are getting brighter and brighter every time I look at them. They are going to make spectacular adults.
The link you posted is Al Coritz's website. He is popular on Youtube and other forums as "Viperkeeper". He has a really impressive collection of hundreds of hots including some that are quite rare. I am surprised that he is free handling those cobras because he is an all around good keeper.
For some reason, some hot keepers (especially the cobra people) think that hatchling cobras will not bite until they shed. Because of this the help them come out of the shell and then hold them barehanded. In my opinion, that is quite reckless- My cobras were definitely biting before their first shed.

. i can see it with fang proof gloves (obviously) but barehanded? either something in his brain isnt working right or he has a death wish. maybe both.
