quick Q on DWA...

[a-jones1324]

just a quicky, are venomoids generally more expensive??

cheers

[snake rescuer]

no there actualy cheeper to buy in most cases

[a-jones1324]

cheers 4 the reply,

do u no y that is??

[skink-king]

Originally Posted by a-jones1324

cheers 4 the reply,

do u no y that is??

because there is simply less demand for them so the less people want them the cheeper they will be to try and shift em

[paulrimmer69]

if you want a specific snake theyre not so cheap, have a look on the venomoid inc website and there is usually a pricelist

[stacy]

i dont think they are that cheap you can pick up most young crotalus for around £50 not venomoid tho, , and all venomoid iv seen are in america or hamm so youv got to go and collect from their ect so dont see how its cheaper

[Owzy]

Im right in thinking it makes no difference in terms of needing a DWA?

[Ssthisto]

Absolutely correct. A venomoid is still of a species listed, so you would still have to have a licence.

[Owzy]

Originally Posted by Ssthisto

Absolutely correct. A venomoid is still of a species listed, so you would still have to have a licence.

Thats what I was thinking. Ta.

[Cleopatra the Royal]

I thought that now it is illeagle to make a snake venomoid unless it is to help the snake, not the handler?


Harry