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i know who has some!! the banded type and he paid alot for them as babys there about a year old now last time i had the chance of any was hamm last september and very expensive but again banded
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Have not seen these for a few years and then only wild specimens.... Just wondering in captivity do they do the playing dead technique when startled ? We were told to avoid like the plague !!!! as an aparantly dead snake will suddenly come back to life again within a moments notice..... So DO NOT PROD WITH A STICK !!!!!!! Thats a nasty Ooopsie LOL Best Regards Chris Last edited by cjwales : 03-04-2008 at 08:23 PM. |
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H. haemachatus?
They are accurate! can they not be little pains in the arse to get feeding? I thought where a lot of cobras are greedy little buggers WC rinkhals can be a bit arsey. I know someone who had two, one of which you'd have free handled if you were a moron (very very placid) and one that was very shy and spat a lot. He said frog/toad scenting worked wonders. interesting little snakes, would like to get to know a bit more in the flesh oneday.
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i first saw one in hamm last year. the guys i travelled with had one for sale and we had to transfer it to a bigger tub in the hotel room. only a juvenile. it was fairly placid but did spit a fair bit at the camera lens. i fell in love with said species
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I'm officially a pussy where it comes to spitters, never will own one.
MEt a chinese red once.. "do you want (spit) to get her (spit) out of the (spit) viv for (spit) me. Change her (spit, spit) water then she can (spit) have a chick (spit)." "i'll leave that one with you mate, i'm fine over here in the corner watching the big bitis do nothing thanks!" ![]()
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Agreed mason, them reds never seem to run out do they?
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I think they tend to be *either* very very shy and stressy and spitty *or* a snake you'll never/harldy ever see spitting.
Of course that still means that a mask or goggles should be worn, even in a room with one that "never has spit mate" you'll still find me cowering in the corner holding my snakehook like a club wearing full face gear! Give me something 15ft long swinging it's head about trying to get it's teeth in me any day of the week. Spitting snakes see me turn into a bit of a wimp. "your holding that snake hook the wrong way round mate" "no i'm bloody not, if that thing comes near me i'm hitting it with the thick end!" ![]()
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