Excellent content. Please keep up the great work. Unfortunately youtube and other internet vehicles have become a haven for "bad" information. It has without question proven the theory of Dunning-Kruger syndrome imo, and sadly it's a very rampant phenomena. Give the average person any fragment of information (good or bad) and give them a platform and low and behold 90% of them will become self proclaimed experts. To "those" persons... stop and please educate yourselves "through reliable correct resources and experience" regarding the subject matter of your choosing before you begin sharing information as fact and/ or giving advice to others. If you do this you'll discover the more you learn the more questions you'll have yourself, and quite often discover how little you actually know. Doing this should help humble you and make you think before you attempt to advise others. Squawking on about whatever the topic of conversation is at the moment because you "think" you know something and really don't not only keeps a loop of ignorance in motion it also has the potential to be harmful and dangerous. Not to mention it most often just makes look and sound like a horse's ass. Just some food for thought. 😉
Very well said and I agree 100% unfortunately most of the other creators, (notice I don't call them educators) are just entertainment. However information on dangerous reptiles should not be incorrect, made-up "education" for people watching that wouldn't know any better. All of my video content comes from 37 years of experience and research. Also my information comes from hard data, and research preformed by true professionals. Unfortunately I can't always release the sources of all of these ongoing research programs, I'm lucky enough to be part of and privy to. I started this channel to share my knowledge and experience with serious responsible snake keepers. And the thing is, I'd be more than happy to help other creators with the right information on any species that I can, but unfortunately they have no respect, and their arrogance is secondary only to their ignorance. Thanks so much for watching! Stay tuned... @venomcentral. Appreciate the great comment.🐍
@@VenomCentral BTW I was curious if you may have been an acquaintance of Dean Ripa, and if so if you had any of his Bush Masters in your collection? I noticed you were coming to us from the Carolinas and also know Mr. Ripa was out of SC and with both of your love for those "particularly special" species just thought there may be a connection.
Absolutely, Dean was a very close old friend. I was running the serpentarium and continued to try to do so for a year following his murder. He originally brought me to Wilmington NC (cape fear serpentarium) to take over (he wanted to retire from responsibilities, travel but never sell the business or building, his legacy) but like almost everything in Deans world, every agreement was cash and a handshake, so the "estate" and courts had the final say. There was no will, nothing in writing regarding his prior agreements or future wishes that the courts would have had to honor. His legacy- cape fear serpentarium, is gone (at least gutted and sold) and what a shame that his son Arkin won't get to see the amazing space he built or the animals he helped to make famous. Dean Ripa will always be in our hearts and he will never be forgotten.
@@VenomCentral That's amazing. I thought there was a likely connection. I never had the opportunity to get to Cape Fear but always had it on my to do list. Like I'm sure everyone was I was shocked to hear what happened to him. At least his wonderful Bush Masters get their genetics passed on. Please keep up your great work sir. You are among the very best I have seen on youtube and I've seen about all of them. Those snakes are all shear beauties!!!!
Hey @VenomCentral! Great video! Very interresting and informative! I'm not a snake owner, just think they are super cool and I like watching your videos because I learn new stuff all the time! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge! Take care!
Great video. Anyone who has a snake, any snake that has heat pitts should take note of this video. Especially the part about using cool tongs and real warm prey.
I always learn when watching your videos. I don't keep venomous but if I did you are the one I'd listen too. You and viperkeeper are the venomous keepers I trust the most.
I live in Sweden. Here's a big difference in the laws too keep venomous snakes. It's a world of rules and regulations for it. We don't have snakes like that in our natural fauna. Vipera Berus, also known as Swedish dagger is our only snake you can call venomous. I think we like it to be that way, so the chance to have the same species you got in private is very small for a reason. I don't agree completely by that way on seeing it. Kept safe there should be no problem. But that's just the way things are for now anyway. I really like your channel by the way. There are just a few once I learn from. I also like viper keeper, a bit "one of a kind". Thanks for all the work you do! Keep it up and stay safe. Best of luck to you. Fredrik
@@VenomCentral (❌wrong) You are an expert at what you do with your snakes you study them piece by piece just to find what do if A snake is not eating at all. Like that Mountain Lion Cobra that you had you told us it wasn't eating at all so finely you thought maybe instead of rats and mice I'll give it fish and toads and then it started eating. Also as in an expert you know how and know how to make sure the temperature is right for the snakes at all times, You have A temperature gauge inside the tank so that you know what the temperature at night and day.
All all ways your videos are amazing your knowledge about these amazing bio landmines lol are joy to see and how you explain this not a hobby or should be taken lightly but happy to see people like you who are doing it right way am many videos I seen were it as if the handlers treat them like a pet collection or hobby . But keep up I love all the sicnces behind the names andnhandle keep it up pls
Another great video. Are you working with any arboreal Central American pitvipers besides schegelii? We don't see them alot in Europe and would love info on those, for example aurifer, bicolor and marchi.
The bushmaster is my favourite snake, I would love to own one, but I don't know enough, and I couldn't afford it. Also I'd be worried about my wife, and our pets? I've heard that even if you have the anti- venom, you still have an 80% chance of dying? They are not to be messed with!
Great video brother really enjoy all the disaster videos you have been putting out can't wait to see another up date on the hatchlings would really also enjoy seeing some king videos an some other cobra videos but either way keep it up great videos be safe an have a good day/night brother
We keep (suero polivalente). It is the best antivenins you can get for them. It also works on all of the bothrops and central and south America rattlesnake.
Your snakes are beautiful and well cared for, So nice to see. I was watching one of your videos on Bushmasters and Fer de Lances and you said scientists are using the venom from these species for medicinal purposes. I wonder if you might know what specifically they are trying or hoping to treat with the venom.
Hi your videos are very good I enjoy them a lot, it would help me if you make a video like this for eyelash vipers, I want to know everything before having one. Thanks!!
Fantastic video can i say are bushmasters generally quiet calm snakes! Not saying i no ANYTHING but in general they seem pretty calm especially as the become adults! I could be wrong!! 🐍
Thanks for getting back. Ok....I will check it out. Please dont get me wrong,Ive been keeping and breeding for 45 years but only nonvenoms. Im not out to ruin anyones fun,but these are dangerous animals and these kids (Chandlers friend in particular) dont understand that even if you get antivenin right away,it doesnt mean a person wont have after effects later on in life like circulation,heart,pulmonary problems. If we herps dont police our hobby or crack down with preventive maintenance before a disaster happens,the local,state,and federal authorities will. Then,everyone loses. I was here when the feds cracked down on illegal importing of endangered species many years ago. Everyone who kept turtles,snakes,lizards were shaking in their boots. At the worst,and Im sure you are well aware......as far as we know,only one cobra escaped. There could be one or more that are still in the building. Who knows if another pops out only IN someones apt?
I have been preaching this stuff in my videos for a while now watch my video on free handling. I say it over and over again in a lot of my videos. SAFETY PROTOCOL , ANTIVENINS. I am trying to show the public that there are real and serious keepers out there that do the right thing. Not all of us are these stupid kids claiming to be professionals. And that's Florida's bullshit giving them permits to do that stupid shit. I believe if they get caught doing something like free handling or other irresponsible things with animals they should loose there permits. It drives me crazy.
Great video willy!! Very educational and yes you are bushmaster Willy the bushmaster king!! ...Listen to Willy guys!!! especially if you’re a keeper he’s so thorough and explains everything..your videos are getting better and better, with a little educational tips in the corners i like that 👍👍 LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE PEOPLE!!! And hope you had good holiday brother and till next video ill be waiting #venomsquad
I hope he's not talking about Chandler or Will, I like their videos. They seem to know what's they are doing. I just discovered this channel, and it's great!!
If you have snakes 🐍 this man knows what he’s talking about if you ever look at his collection they are the best looking snakes on RUclips If you see other snake keepers there snakes don’t look nearly as good as this guys.
Tell those fake ass snake keepers the business especially them sorry ass random RUclips channels tryna act like they bigger lmao “ what’s a venom central?”
Lots of excellent info, but I reckon you’re like the preacher, who, when asked what his secret was, replied: “First I tells them, the I tells them again, and then I tells them what I just told them.”
Lachesis is the only viper species that intimidates me. I’ve seen people with they’re snakes temp up in the high 90’s and I just jerk they’re damn heating lamp/pad Out of the wall. I only use my lamp during the summer cause that’s the only time it’s cold INSIDE the house. When we gonna go hit up some Copperheads? 😁
Venom Central thank you for breaking this stuff down to everyone brother I don’t have Lachesis and don’t necessarily plan to but expensive snake or otherwise they all have a life that they deserve to live and a lot of people bite off more than they can chew like I’m not about to buy a Naja because I have 0 Elapid experience and that’s how you get nailed.
Willie,I have a question for you and a statement Id like you to comment on. First,what is your take on Chandlers,his friend (who got tagged by Tom Crutchfields King Cobra)and Davids (Feed) free handling Bushmasters? For that matter, free handling ANY hot snake? Next I do not feel ANY person,let alone 18-21 year old kids, should be permitted to keep hot snakes in apartment complexes,condos,or townhouses for any reason. If they live in a house,fine......thats their decision as long as the parents understand the deadly risks to everyone in the household in case of an escape. Here in eastern Pennsylvania last July,a 74 year old grandmother found a cobra outside her apartment yard. She recognized the cobra immediately as it hooded her.She killed it with a shovel.Can you blieve that? A 74year old woman killing a cobra!!!!This guy was at least 4ft long and had girth on him. Turns out,a 21 year old guy living in her complex was keeping venomous snakes in his apartment to eventually sell to others had the police and wildlife control raid his apartment. They seized his snakes and in our local paper,the police chief said his fish tanks were not secured sufficiently. It was not told if his landlord knew prior that this kid was keeping hot snakes. I doubt it. By the way,this apt complex is 10 minutes from my office and right across the street from a pizza joint I go to with 2 friends every week. So, what is your take on my view?
That's funny brother, and I have the biggest most rarest bushmaster in the whole wide world. O yea and it is the most expensive. And did I say he ate a person! . LOL Thanks for watching man
I deal with this problem in so many ways and I don’t mean to discourage anyone and I’m sorry but this life isn’t a hobby that you can just decide to start doing of course that doesn’t apply to everyone but most people think this is a good midlife crisis crutch and it’s just not. This is my life! I knew what a snake was before I knew about a puppy probably exposed to more venomous snakes than any other kid in the state of Texas. I love what your doing here though brother seriously! I’d like to show you some cool Herp roads someday bro.
Thank you addressing the guy who wants to have 100 expensive venomous snakes, but can’t afford antivenin.. drives me nuts! I understand not having the money, but maybe that’s a sign you have to many snakes , and you should sell some and buy some antivenin for the snakes you keep! As a person who has never had snakes, and just watch people on RUclips, I think it’s super irresponsible! And he deleted my comment when I asked why he doesn’t get rid of some snakes and buy some antivenin.. if Jim Harris can be bit by bothrops while trying to tube anyone can!
Dude you're like STEVE IRWIN but on A minor site about you dude is that sometimes but not always: 1. You talk to much 2. Take to much time on describing A certain object or about feeding A snake. We all know that your an Expert on snakes and the antivenom for A certain species of snake, From that page you told us to look up if we ever got bitten by that certain kind of snake your showing, But after you showed us those snakes you kept on talking about that sheet. So so sorry to dis you like that hey I'm A VENOM CENTRAL fan myself because like I said you're like STEVE IRWIN
Man its cool. You are right I do talk to much and I repeat myself. I am old and that's what happens with age brother. LOL I really just want to educate other keepers on how to maybe save there life someday!!. Thanks for watching man and have a good new year.
@@VenomCentral Oh yeah you to do got one question though do you have any other double fanged snakes besides the bushmaster snake + HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU AND YOUR WIFE IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN HAPPY NEW YEAR TO THEM TO DUDE.
I think what you are asking me is if other snakes can replace there fangs like the bushmasters. Yes all of the front fangs replace after losing one. And thus happens in many snakes
@@VenomCentral No no no like double fanged snakes were they have two sets of fang's like in the front of the mouth do you have any of them or breed them?
Justin You were looking at the skull in the video of a snake showing double fangs. And all of them do that. But they can really only use the 2 front fangs to inject venom. So yes we have a bunch of snakes like that
Excellent content. Please keep up the great work. Unfortunately youtube and other internet vehicles have become a haven for "bad" information. It has without question proven the theory of Dunning-Kruger syndrome imo, and sadly it's a very rampant phenomena. Give the average person any fragment of information (good or bad) and give them a platform and low and behold 90% of them will become self proclaimed experts. To "those" persons... stop and please educate yourselves "through reliable correct resources and experience" regarding the subject matter of your choosing before you begin sharing information as fact and/ or giving advice to others. If you do this you'll discover the more you learn the more questions you'll have yourself, and quite often discover how little you actually know. Doing this should help humble you and make you think before you attempt to advise others. Squawking on about whatever the topic of conversation is at the moment because you "think" you know something and really don't not only keeps a loop of ignorance in motion it also has the potential to be harmful and dangerous. Not to mention it most often just makes look and sound like a horse's ass. Just some food for thought. 😉
Very well said and I agree 100% unfortunately most of the other creators, (notice I don't call them educators) are just entertainment. However information on dangerous reptiles should not be incorrect, made-up "education" for people watching that wouldn't know any better. All of my video content comes from 37 years of experience and research. Also my information comes from hard data, and research preformed by true professionals. Unfortunately I can't always release the sources of all of these ongoing research programs, I'm lucky enough to be part of and privy to. I started this channel to share my knowledge and experience with serious responsible snake keepers. And the thing is, I'd be more than happy to help other creators with the right information on any species that I can, but unfortunately they have no respect, and their arrogance is secondary only to their ignorance. Thanks so much for watching! Stay tuned... @venomcentral. Appreciate the great comment.🐍
@@VenomCentral Yessir!!! Keep up the great work buddy!!
@@VenomCentral BTW I was curious if you may have been an acquaintance of Dean Ripa, and if so if you had any of his Bush Masters in your collection? I noticed you were coming to us from the Carolinas and also know Mr. Ripa was out of SC and with both of your love for those "particularly special" species just thought there may be a connection.
Absolutely, Dean was a very close old friend. I was running the serpentarium and continued to try to do so for a year following his murder. He originally brought me to Wilmington NC (cape fear serpentarium) to take over (he wanted to retire from responsibilities, travel but never sell the business or building, his legacy) but like almost everything in Deans world, every agreement was cash and a handshake, so the "estate" and courts had the final say. There was no will, nothing in writing regarding his prior agreements or future wishes that the courts would have had to honor. His legacy- cape fear serpentarium, is gone (at least gutted and sold) and what a shame that his son Arkin won't get to see the amazing space he built or the animals he helped to make famous. Dean Ripa will always be in our hearts and he will never be forgotten.
@@VenomCentral That's amazing. I thought there was a likely connection. I never had the opportunity to get to Cape Fear but always had it on my to do list. Like I'm sure everyone was I was shocked to hear what happened to him. At least his wonderful Bush Masters get their genetics passed on. Please keep up your great work sir. You are among the very best I have seen on youtube and I've seen about all of them. Those snakes are all shear beauties!!!!
Hey @VenomCentral! Great video! Very interresting and informative! I'm not a snake owner, just think they are super cool and I like watching your videos because I learn new stuff all the time! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge! Take care!
Such a poised and mature presentation with articulation from The MASTER.
Damm right he knows his stuff.
Great facts about Bushmasters! Thanks for the video.
Great video. Anyone who has a snake, any snake that has heat pitts should take note of this video. Especially the part about using cool tongs and real warm prey.
Yes 💪💪🔥🔥 love seeing these snakes. Bushmasters are awesome.
My favorite also
I always learn when watching your videos. I don't keep venomous but if I did you are the one I'd listen too. You and viperkeeper are the venomous keepers I trust the most.
I love your channel. You are a class act that shares passion humor and humanity
Thanks man👍
I live in Sweden. Here's a big difference in the laws too keep venomous snakes. It's a world of rules and regulations for it.
We don't have snakes like that in our natural fauna. Vipera Berus, also known as Swedish dagger is our only snake you can call venomous.
I think we like it to be that way, so the chance to have the same species you got in private is very small for a reason.
I don't agree completely by that way on seeing it. Kept safe there should be no problem. But that's just the way things are for now anyway.
I really like your channel by the way. There are just a few once I learn from. I also like viper keeper, a bit "one of a kind".
Thanks for all the work you do! Keep it up and stay safe. Best of luck to you.
Fredrik
Best channel! Love it!
Your by far the best and most informative channel out there, more people need to watch and learn from experts like you.
Thank you, I am no expert I am just trying to share my many years of experience working in this field. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for putting out quality content, its always very informative.
@@VenomCentral
(❌wrong) You are an expert at what you do with your snakes you study them piece by piece just to find what do if A snake is not eating at all.
Like that Mountain Lion Cobra that you had you told us it wasn't eating at all so finely you thought maybe instead of rats and mice I'll give it fish and toads and then it started eating.
Also as in an expert you know how and know how to make sure the temperature is right for the snakes at all times,
You have A temperature gauge inside the tank so that you know what the temperature at night and day.
As Al , (viperkeeper) says, “to be a expert in a field you have to make every mistake, and that makes me no expert”
@@VenomCentral huge fan of ur channel so far just subbed ur channel keep it up man stay safe
Keep it up🙏great job..thanks you a lot,you are Something like my online mentor😅
All all ways your videos are amazing your knowledge about these amazing bio landmines lol are joy to see and how you explain this not a hobby or should be taken lightly but happy to see people like you who are doing it right way am many videos I seen were it as if the handlers treat them like a pet collection or hobby . But keep up I love all the sicnces behind the names andnhandle keep it up pls
Thanks for watching the video and your wonderful comments.
Love the education, on the bushmaster💯
Another great video. Are you working with any arboreal Central American pitvipers besides schegelii?
We don't see them alot in Europe and would love info on those, for example aurifer, bicolor and marchi.
15 min in the video and man i just love your content. YOU are the true expert❤
Thanks for watching. 👍
The bushmaster is my favourite snake, I would love to own one, but I don't know enough, and I couldn't afford it. Also I'd be worried about my wife, and our pets? I've heard that even if you have the anti- venom, you still have an 80% chance of dying? They are not to be messed with!
Great video brother really enjoy all the disaster videos you have been putting out can't wait to see another up date on the hatchlings would really also enjoy seeing some king videos an some other cobra videos but either way keep it up great videos be safe an have a good day/night brother
What antivenom if any exists for Lachesis? Thx
We keep (suero polivalente). It is the best antivenins you can get for them. It also works on all of the bothrops and central and south America rattlesnake.
Your snakes are beautiful and well cared for, So nice to see. I was watching one of your videos on Bushmasters and Fer de Lances and you said scientists are using the venom from these species for medicinal purposes. I wonder if you might know what specifically they are trying or hoping to treat with the venom.
Hi your videos are very good I enjoy them a lot, it would help me if you make a video like this for eyelash vipers, I want to know everything before having one. Thanks!!
There is a video on my channel for captive care for eyelash vipers... I actually have several videos on eyelash vipers. Thank you for watching!
Willy, is there a shelf life for the antivenin that you have?
Great video
Thank you for sharing this. Good info
I just bought a cb2019 lachesis melanocephala. Man its the most gorgeous/elegant snake ive ever seen.
Right on Man 👍
Fantastic video can i say are bushmasters generally quiet calm snakes! Not saying i no ANYTHING but in general they seem pretty calm especially as the become adults! I could be wrong!! 🐍
Depends on the snake. They all kind of have there own little personality
Great tutorial.
Will a Cobra eat a deceased Bushmaster or are the heavily keeled scales too much for the digestive system on the Cobra?
Is their still bush vipers available?🤔
If you mean the eyelash vipers I am sorry they are all reserved.
Love the passion and knowledge🐍🐍🐍🐍 school's in session...💯💯 no anti 💉=⚰ venom man, mentor these kids some of them are just wreckless.
You are one cool, smart dude
Absolutely great video
I forgot,I have a picture of the cobra AND the article if youre interested.
I have seen the article.
Thanks for getting back.
Ok....I will check it out.
Please dont get me wrong,Ive been keeping and breeding for 45 years but only nonvenoms.
Im not out to ruin anyones fun,but these are dangerous animals and these kids (Chandlers friend in particular) dont understand that even if you get antivenin right away,it doesnt mean a person wont have after effects later on in life like circulation,heart,pulmonary problems.
If we herps dont police our hobby or crack down with preventive maintenance before a disaster happens,the local,state,and federal authorities will.
Then,everyone loses.
I was here when the feds cracked down on illegal importing of endangered species many years ago.
Everyone who kept turtles,snakes,lizards were shaking in their boots.
At the worst,and Im sure you are well aware......as far as we know,only one cobra escaped.
There could be one or more that are still in the building.
Who knows if another pops out only IN someones apt?
I have been preaching this stuff in my videos for a while now watch my video on free handling. I say it over and over again in a lot of my videos. SAFETY PROTOCOL , ANTIVENINS. I am trying to show the public that there are real and serious keepers out there that do the right thing. Not all of us are these stupid kids claiming to be professionals. And that's Florida's bullshit giving them permits to do that stupid shit. I believe if they get caught doing something like free handling or other irresponsible things with animals they should loose there permits. It drives me crazy.
The one thing Willy always says that other breeders and keeper don’t is get your own antivenin and the medical protocol on standby.
WHAT WOULD THEY GENERALLY EAT IN THE WILD??
Spiny tailed rat that they prey on in the wild. They are very elusive!
They know what distance is. Hand to close they know.
Great video willy!! Very educational and yes you are bushmaster Willy the bushmaster king!! ...Listen to Willy guys!!! especially if you’re a keeper he’s so thorough and explains everything..your videos are getting better and better, with a little educational tips in the corners i like that 👍👍 LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE PEOPLE!!! And hope you had good holiday brother and till next video ill be waiting #venomsquad
I like your expertise.
I hope he's not talking about Chandler or Will, I like their videos. They seem to know what's they are doing. I just discovered this channel, and it's great!!
Thank you for watching and please share.
If you have snakes 🐍 this man knows what he’s talking about if you ever look at his collection they are the best looking snakes on RUclips If you see other snake keepers there snakes don’t look nearly as good as this guys.
I was told when snakes are caged outside they grow to their full potential
Because of the 🌞
Tell those fake ass snake keepers the business especially them sorry ass random RUclips channels tryna act like they bigger lmao “ what’s a venom central?”
Lots of excellent info, but I reckon you’re like the preacher, who, when asked what his secret was, replied: “First I tells them, the I tells them again, and then I tells them what I just told them.”
LOL, I am working on that John!! Thanks for watching
Lachesis is the only viper species that intimidates me. I’ve seen people with they’re snakes temp up in the high 90’s and I just jerk they’re damn heating lamp/pad Out of the wall. I only use my lamp during the summer cause that’s the only time it’s cold INSIDE the house. When we gonna go hit up some Copperheads? 😁
We will have to plan it out when the weather is good. Thanks for watching.
Venom Central thank you for breaking this stuff down to everyone brother I don’t have Lachesis and don’t necessarily plan to but expensive snake or otherwise they all have a life that they deserve to live and a lot of people bite off more than they can chew like I’m not about to buy a Naja because I have 0 Elapid experience and that’s how you get nailed.
You need to sort a mic out on your vids, you always sound very distant...
great vids though 👍🏻
Yep we have a new mic system now. Thanks for watching.
I saw Dingo put his snake in water, and it died one week later
Willie,I have a question for you and a statement Id like you to comment on.
First,what is your take on Chandlers,his friend (who got tagged by Tom Crutchfields King Cobra)and Davids (Feed) free handling Bushmasters?
For that matter, free handling ANY hot snake?
Next I do not feel ANY person,let alone 18-21 year old kids, should be permitted to keep hot snakes in apartment complexes,condos,or townhouses for any reason.
If they live in a house,fine......thats their decision as long as the parents understand the deadly risks to everyone in the household in case of an escape.
Here in eastern Pennsylvania last July,a 74 year old grandmother found a cobra outside her apartment yard.
She recognized the cobra immediately as it hooded her.She killed it with a shovel.Can you blieve that?
A 74year old woman killing a cobra!!!!This guy was at least 4ft long and had girth on him. Turns out,a 21 year old guy living in her complex was keeping venomous snakes in his apartment to eventually sell to others had the police and wildlife control raid his apartment.
They seized his snakes and in our local paper,the police chief said his fish tanks were not secured sufficiently.
It was not told if his landlord knew prior that this kid was keeping hot snakes.
I doubt it.
By the way,this apt complex is 10 minutes from my office and right across the street from a pizza joint I go to with 2 friends every week.
So, what is your take on my view?
Watch my video on freehandling. And I think its just a matter of time!!!!!!!
Why are they more dangerous than a adder or Gabon for a keeper?
Because they are heat seeking. And they always go for the hottest thing near them.
Venom Central okay got it. So rattle snakes , Cobras, mambas and other vipers dont track the same way ?
Rattlesnakes do. They are pit vipers
Venom Central then why are they more dangerous?
“Blah blah blah”
Did you know I have the biggest bushmaster on RUclips? I feed him small cows. He’s a beast and a half.
That's funny brother, and I have the biggest most rarest bushmaster in the whole wide world. O yea and it is the most expensive. And did I say he ate a person! . LOL Thanks for watching man
BUT ISN'T IT A LOT HOTTER IN COSTA- RICA AND BRAZIL THAN 89 DEGREES!!?
I deal with this problem in so many ways and I don’t mean to discourage anyone and I’m sorry but this life isn’t a hobby that you can just decide to start doing of course that doesn’t apply to everyone but most people think this is a good midlife crisis crutch and it’s just not. This is my life! I knew what a snake was before I knew about a puppy probably exposed to more venomous snakes than any other kid in the state of Texas. I love what your doing here though brother seriously! I’d like to show you some cool Herp roads someday bro.
IF THEY HAVE A NICE BIG RAT IN THEIR MOUTH WOULDN'T THAT BE A SAFE TIME TO TOUCH THE SNAKE WITHOUT FEAR OF GETTING TAGGED?
There's never really a safe time to touch them, even with a rat in their mouth... Thanks for watching!
I’ll second that...definitely my favorite “hot” keeper
Shushupe in Perú
Thank you addressing the guy who wants to have 100 expensive venomous snakes, but can’t afford antivenin.. drives me nuts! I understand not having the money, but maybe that’s a sign you have to many snakes , and you should sell some and buy some antivenin for the snakes you keep! As a person who has never had snakes, and just watch people on RUclips, I think it’s super irresponsible! And he deleted my comment when I asked why he doesn’t get rid of some snakes and buy some antivenin.. if Jim Harris can be bit by bothrops while trying to tube anyone can!
Well I can say this, I am glad to see that you know bullshit when you hear it.
Lol
Dude you're like
STEVE IRWIN but on A minor site about you dude is that sometimes but not always:
1. You talk to much
2. Take to much time on describing A certain object or about feeding A snake.
We all know that your an Expert on snakes and the antivenom for A certain species of snake,
From that page you told us to look up if we ever got bitten by that certain kind of snake your showing,
But after you showed us those snakes you kept on talking about that sheet.
So so sorry to dis you like that hey I'm A VENOM CENTRAL fan myself because like I said you're like STEVE IRWIN
Man its cool. You are right I do talk to much and I repeat myself. I am old and that's what happens with age brother. LOL I really just want to educate other keepers on how to maybe save there life someday!!. Thanks for watching man and have a good new year.
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Oh yeah you to do got one question though do you have any other double fanged snakes besides the bushmaster snake
+ HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU AND YOUR WIFE IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN HAPPY NEW YEAR TO THEM TO DUDE.
I think what you are asking me is if other snakes can replace there fangs like the bushmasters. Yes all of the front fangs replace after losing one. And thus happens in many snakes
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No no no like double fanged snakes were they have two sets of fang's like in the front of the mouth do you have any of them or breed them?
Justin You were looking at the skull in the video of a snake showing double fangs. And all of them do that. But they can really only use the 2 front fangs to inject venom. So yes we have a bunch of snakes like that