Hey Van

Welcome to the site. I'm sure everyone will make you feel right at home.

Had snakes myself, but sold them as space was a factor. Started with 3 Ts, and almost 2 years later now, sitting wit 140+-... :blink:

Hi Van

You will find this site very informative and always has people that like to help.

I am also a snake fan I have 26 snakes at the moment, venomous and non venomous.

enjoy your stay.
(Ps rinkhals is not part of the cobra family, just letting you know )

Thanks Bonzai, yes they do take up a lot of space. My plan is to get rid of the larger snakes and concentrate more on the smaller vipers. Hahaha...I get the feeling I'm on the same path as you!

Thanks snakekid, yes I'm aware they are actually of a different family (Hemachatus), but most people commonly refer to them as part of the cobras.

Wow Van, those are some mean snakes you keep. To match them you will need to get the meanest of the mean tarantulas :laugh:

I feel sorry for the mice, but it will be cool to see some feeding videos...

Hi CB1981. Was no intention keeping these snakes just because the are very dangerous. I just love vipers and cobras. They are very intelligent animals, especially the cobras. I have worked with most of our indigenous and exotic non venomous and venomous snakes and these two groups are by far the most rewarding for me to keep. Each one of them has his own personality as I'm sure Tarantulas also have.

Unfortunately I cant post any feeding videos as it is against the law to feed live rats and mice. The SPCA will have me hanged at the nearest tree.