NEW BABY Hog Nosed Vipers!!!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is the first time I have ever filmed this species. The Dunn's hognose pitviper is from a very small portion of Mexico. Five babies where born from this breeding. If you enjoyed this video please like and subscribe. Venomman20 Merch at the link below
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Both adult snakes looks amazing!
These babies are beautiful. And they seem tinier than the Hognose at the same age (the harmless one) 🥰
Such cute little guys! Never even knew they existed! Love the info!
Also: You should continue you're series on venomous handling! I've been struggling for about a year to find a mentor with no luck. I always look forward to new information on proper care and safety. Just you mentioning keeping lights on that aren't powered by the grid in case of a power outage could be life saving!
Lovely little snakes, heard of em never seen one before tho. Thank you.
Beautiful markings on those itty-bitties!
So stinkin' cute!
Snake love lol the music the lighting omg lol
LMFAO... really Brandon? “Getting down to business” and ”they’re cannibalistic little buttholes” god I love your videos!!!!
This is pretty cool I’ve never heard these...
This channel is awesome. I love seeing the venomous snakes close up like this, because I’d never get that close to one in real life lol.
Coolest snake ever!
Cool little worms
Imagine someone picking that up thinking it was a harmless hognose 😮
I love the videos! And I am horrified of venomous snakes. I fish on my channel and always come across water moccasins, copperheads and rarely a rattlesnake since I live about 40 minutes outside Atlanta. But mainly moccasins since I’m by water. God bless and be safe!
I had a Cotten Mouth jump in a boat with me and my cousin as kids 70ya in Texas bayou. We had tried to hit it. Maybe it was really pissed off. Now he had the stern and both of us kids was forced to defend our lives. Yea, he was after us. As we tried to kill him with our oars. He jumped out. Safes thing for all of us. Yes, Cotten Mouths can attack! Ps: He lived and I never tried that again.
Awesome video man.
How cute! Why are all the cutest ones venomous? Lol
I'm probably older than you but you can adopt me lol I'd live to help take care of them
And I'm already potty trained
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Good video, only thing is the background music was a lil loud. Keep up the good work
Thank you for the insight I always have a hard time finding the happy medium
When he shows the quarter for size comparison..
ME: How will he get that quarter back?! 🤔
Wow such a pretty viper! They remind me of European Long-Nosed Vipers
Amazing viper
Wow these are so different looking! But pretty! Seems like the babies took after dad instead of mom!
Awesome man! I saw the photo you posted the other day. Glad you did a video on em
Why does it say you commented 7 hours ago?
Kinda weird
This guys helps me with quite a bit with the backend work. So I shared the video to him before I posted to see what he thought. It was an unlisted link only me and him could see
Venom man WTF is up? Repticon August 29th and 30th Columbia sc!! U goin?
Sorry, haven't got any Vincent Price Intros for this little guy. He is way cute
Man bro those r pretty I'd like see the adults I know you said you were going to show them I like to see how they hold their color
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I thought hognose isn't venomous
I tried looking these up on the internet and all that popped up was the hog nose snake
Try hognose pitviper or dunn's hognose pitviper
venomman20 okay thanks. I do have one question. Is the eastern and western hog nosed snake (no relation to the pit viper) venomous? I have looked on every single reliable venom sight and have found nothing really concrete. Was wondering if you could tell me anything.
@@Warfacekiller1997 you are welcome and yes they are but only ever so slightly they pose no threat to humans
venomman20 don’t some people keep them as pets
Yes they make great pets
Where can I buy a rattlesnake?
you should check you're states law. also you should talk with someone who keeps hots and start with something with a weak venom like a false or even a Cape coral. once you're sure you want a rattler then take a look in a reptile expo, if you still can't find them then try to find a keeper that wants to sell a rattlesnake and there you go.
Nope hodge nose viper were also in INDIA not only in mexico
You might have a viper you call the hognose viper but its not Porthidium dunni this is why scientific names are important at times
@@venomman20 oh sorry bro yess your right you know 100 times more than me ... For me i thought every hogenose viper is the same that why i am saying thanks for correcting.... Bro nice video
You are fine if I ever come off as rude thats never my intention. What snake is it that you have that you call the hog nose viper? I know you have quite a few vipers in India
@@venomman20 oh i am wrong its hump nose pit viper haha not hog nose haha
I follow you on tiktok
I appreciate it