white lipped tree viper

[biffymilk]

any info on the keeping of these snakes and for sure if i nd license for species thanx

[Incubuss]

There is someone on here with one, but can't remember who it is. And yes, just like any viper, they are 100% DWA.

[greenvenom]

Originally Posted by biffymilk

any info on the keeping of these snakes and for sure if i nd license for species thanx

Keep them the same way as a emerald tree boa but with a lock on the glass doors.

[greenvenom]

Originally Posted by greenvenom

Keep them the same way as a emerald tree boa but with a lock on the glass doors.

Dont forget you would need a DWA as well.

[stacy]

they wouldnt need any license would they they in ireland it says

[greenvenom]

Originally Posted by stacy

they wouldnt need any license would they they in ireland it says

I think you will find that on the 28th December 2006 it became law that you would require a D.W.A. to keep dangerous wild animals.

[stacy]

Originally Posted by greenvenom

I think you will find that on the 28th December 2006 it became law that you would require a D.W.A. to keep dangerous wild animals.

oh ok as vinni and dave on here from ireland have posted pics many time of their dwa animals and they have said a number of times that in ireland you dont need a dwa to keep and purchase animals, , was going on what they said

[greenvenom]

Originally Posted by stacy

oh ok as vinni and dave on here from ireland have posted pics many time of their dwa animals and they have said a number of times that in ireland you dont need a dwa to keep and purchase animals, , was going on what they said

Biffymilk lives in Northen Ireland so after 28/12/2006 he would need a D.W.A.

[bitis-artropos]

These are really easy to keep and breed. They are not as demanding as Tree Pythons or Boas. A glass fronted wooden cage with good height is needed. Spray lightly twice a day, and feed with LONG forceps.

[SykeSnake]

N. Ireland would come under the same laws as the rest of the UK Which means your gonna need a DWAL