Rear fanged non dwa?

[Seventh]

What sort of species are rear fanged but don’t require a DWA apart from hoggnosed?

Boiga Cyanea ?

[Sid.lola]

False Water Cobra

[Seventh]

wow that was about the fastest reply ever

i have been looking at false water cobras for a while now but am just getting into rear fanged and trying to do my homework but i dont know what i can get without a DWA (should have mentiond this in the first post)

[Sid.lola]

I clicked on this thread by accident actually - that's probably why it was so quick. Thought I'd reply.

Ok the easiest way to find this out will be to find a rear-fanged snake you like then check it's not on the DWA list, which I have uploaded for you here:

schedule of dangerous wild animal act 1976.pdf




You're welcome

[Seventh]

Ah thanks very much

i will have a good look at the schedule and do a good bit of reading me thinks

[stuartdouglas]

Any of the Boiga sp. Heterodon sp., Hydrodynastes gigas, argentinian long nosed snake, Vine snakes............

IMO, H gigas is a reasonable snake, although they do get big and they certainly are bitey. If you go for a Boiga sp. dendrophila are very nice, but can be extremely difficult to feed and again get big and bitey, irregularis are, again, IMO, a bit plain, also big and bitey, cyanea are plain gorgeous, but can be hard to find and expensive too. I have an H gigas and a couple of B dendrophila, one of which made a real mess of my hand once. So, whichever you get take care when dealing with it..............'cept if it's a hoggie, I couldn't have one of those for laughing...........looks like it keeps chasing parked cars

[yellow_rat_gal]

Oooh Stuart you big strong hard man you


I likes my diadem ratsnake, even if it does try to bite brick walls

[Fangio]

Originally Posted by stuartdouglas

Any of the Boiga sp. Heterodon sp., Hydrodynastes gigas, argentinian long nosed snake, Vine snakes............

IMO, H gigas is a reasonable snake, although they do get big and they certainly are bitey. If you go for a Boiga sp. dendrophila are very nice, but can be extremely difficult to feed and again get big and bitey, irregularis are, again, IMO, a bit plain, also big and bitey, cyanea are plain gorgeous, but can be hard to find and expensive too. I have an H gigas and a couple of B dendrophila, one of which made a real mess of my hand once. So, whichever you get take care when dealing with it..............'cept if it's a hoggie, I couldn't have one of those for laughing...........looks like it keeps chasing parked cars

I've both kept and handled calm FWC's. A CB specimen which is werll handled isn't much hassle at all tbh. I've also dealt with a mental adult female which was fun!

[lil05]

woo falsy yeah!

[stuartdouglas]

probably been seen many, many times now, but this is what rear fangs can do...............