@TehModder61HD the drug they are giving takes away the operation pain but imagine someone diggin into your head nd removing 2 large glands it still hurts the snae as the drug oesn't last until its healed and the snake feels alot of pain when initially getting back into feeding if you can't safely own a Hot (venonous) its probably better you don't own one at all. Alot of the time the operation leaves gland cells behind which then means the snake can still produce a little venom
@ipodkbc an expert that knows nothing of cobras, then you act like a smartass and try to look better than viperkeeper? hes had these animals for a very very long time i dont think he needs your help. go find some 12 year olds page and help him out instead.
did you remove the fangs so it can't spit the venom out at you. and if you go to my channel i've been a snake expert for 7 years and you have questions about any snake i know the answer. and one more question if it's a cobra wheres it's hood around it's neck
@ipodkbc First, I would call anyone a jackass if they called themself a "snake expert" after only 7 years, so don't feel special. I've been at this longer than you have been alive. All of my snakes are as they are found in nature. I feel removing their venom apparatus, nothing more than animal abuse. If you were such an expert, you would know they only show their hood if frightened.
@ipodkbc Just what kind of special retard are you? I've been working around snakes (and other exotic animals) for a lot longer than you and I'm still a beginner! Where's it's hood? In all the time I lived in Africa I only saw cobras hooding twice and that was because they were cornered in buildings, but I saw a lot more than two cobras! Some bloody expert you are!
@ipodkbc you fucking dipshit im 13 and i know more than you you stupid jackass "wheres its hood around its neck" you a god damn jackass that is not an expert and you dont know shit
@ipodkbc Hahaahaha dude are you serious? Anyone who has been around snakes for seven years should know that the hood won't be shown unless the snake feels threatened. I know viperkeeper already pointed this out...but wow.
@ipodkbc a snake expert for seven years yet you do not know that a cobra only shows its hood when threatened most cobra loo like normal snaes until they are pissed and by that time for you i mean it would be too late just a simple question i don't want anyone else to answer but whats the difference between viperkeeper and you? A: he knows what the hell he is talking about you on the other hand slober more shit than livestock farmer deals with
I have realized that some species of snake just don't feed well. I am not sure if it is from captivity or if it is the same in the wild. They all still seem to manage just a little more stubborn lol.
You prob will be able to help me with this question. I once saw a species of cobra, or at least I believe it was a specific species of cobra that was a light brown/tan body color and had a distinct red stripe around the hood. I thought this was an Egyptian cobra however I have been unable to find a pic of the one I am thinking of, all the pics of Egyptian cobras show a black stripe around the neck. The picture I saw was of a young specimen, I wonder if that has anything to do with it. opinion?
@Aldind2x Because then he would have been charged for animal cruelty he needs to take dead mise that have died from a natural accident or one that got to old
hey I have idea for you if you never tried it already poke a hole in the head of the mouse so that a little juice comes out, that the only way I could get my baby snake to eat.
Yeah I noticed, I would be the one asking you for advise, after I saw how many awsome videos you have, I still have lots to watch, Great Job nicely recorded.
i had one of thoose but we sold it cas it was sooo agresive and the first time i fed it i was a dick and it spat in my eyes but i washed it out so i didnt go blind but it hurt (A LOT!) and it just tried to bite me so many times anyway goodluck
dude, snakes sense heat signatures from their prey,the don't rely just on their eyes. A heat seeking snake has to inspect it before realizing its food
Interesting. Perhaps these snakes have poor eating habits because of being in captivity. Their parents don't really "stick around" to teach them anything, correct? Captivity has some adverse effects on any living thing, so it might be why the snakes are kinda... slow.
there is one specie of snake(which specie though I'm not remembering right now, Skapsteker I'm thinking)which guards over the young but doesn't teach them anything. Pythons and some other snakes guard(to a degree) over the eggs but still no teaching involve so everything snakes do is based on instinct. From what i've seen of Al's red she sems pretty goofy which may be the result of her individual oddball feeding habits.
I think I will add this species to the list of snakes with A.D.D. along with pueblan milk snakes, chain kings, trinket snakes, and the western hognose snake. Most hotties have a really good attention span too, from what I've seen.
Lol does he wise up at all if you feed live mice?
dooksucks4ever 2 weeks ago
@dooksucks4ever The video is 5 years old...way past this stage
viperkeeper 2 weeks ago
So what would you say is the most intelligent species of snake? Obviously it's not this guy.
AtarahDerek 1 month ago
@AtarahDerek King Cobra's & Mamba's
viperkeeper 2 weeks ago
some snakes are pretty fucking stupid really, aren't they though ?
badleatherlad 2 months ago
@badleatherlad Some are challanged.
viperkeeper 2 months ago
@viperkeeper yes....but beautiful, nonetheless :)
badleatherlad 2 months ago
do you have false water cobra
theonetheonlyjustin 3 months ago
@theonetheonlyjustin No, why!
viperkeeper 3 months ago
@viperkeeper just wording there rare fans snakes
theonetheonlyjustin 3 months ago
must of been a young one,lol bc i thought red spitting cobras spread hoods?
stars1976 4 months ago
lol the snakes like, no, for me? you wouldnt! but wat if hes serious?? there has to be a catch?! no really? foR MEEE???
kevinlee41300 5 months ago
hahahaha
MrAdamw48 6 months ago
how do you get a venom snake licence... please tell me!!!
figueroaedgar15 6 months ago
@figueroaedgar15 varies from state to state, some states are totally banned.
viperkeeper 6 months ago
@figueroaedgar15 in sweden an more countrys its legel if you take away the venom.
TehModder61HD 5 months ago
@TehModder61HD Too high a price to hurt the animal.
viperkeeper 5 months ago
@viperkeeper in sweden we take the venom away but they get a drug so they dont feel it
TehModder61HD 5 months ago
@TehModder61HD Stll NOT right to do to the snake.
viperkeeper 5 months ago
@TehModder61HD i now but they are to dengures fail anyway they are to dangores
TehModder61HD 5 months ago
@TehModder61HD the drug they are giving takes away the operation pain but imagine someone diggin into your head nd removing 2 large glands it still hurts the snae as the drug oesn't last until its healed and the snake feels alot of pain when initially getting back into feeding if you can't safely own a Hot (venonous) its probably better you don't own one at all. Alot of the time the operation leaves gland cells behind which then means the snake can still produce a little venom
mikeybhoywan 4 months ago
@ipodkbc an expert that knows nothing of cobras, then you act like a smartass and try to look better than viperkeeper? hes had these animals for a very very long time i dont think he needs your help. go find some 12 year olds page and help him out instead.
Lolzorpantz 8 months ago
did you remove the fangs so it can't spit the venom out at you. and if you go to my channel i've been a snake expert for 7 years and you have questions about any snake i know the answer. and one more question if it's a cobra wheres it's hood around it's neck
ipodkbc 9 months ago
@ipodkbc First, I would call anyone a jackass if they called themself a "snake expert" after only 7 years, so don't feel special. I've been at this longer than you have been alive. All of my snakes are as they are found in nature. I feel removing their venom apparatus, nothing more than animal abuse. If you were such an expert, you would know they only show their hood if frightened.
viperkeeper 9 months ago
@viperkeeper
some cobras hood right before they attack their prey.
but that guy is a tool.
hogarchy 7 months ago
@viperkeeper Ay you are completely correct man.but you dont have to be rude
SHADOWCRAWLER1995 7 months ago
@SHADOWCRAWLER1995 that wasn't rude just an agressive answer lol
mikeybhoywan 4 months ago
@ipodkbc you are just a jerk expert! obviously you have no idea of snakes!
fvar86 9 months ago
@ipodkbc Just what kind of special retard are you? I've been working around snakes (and other exotic animals) for a lot longer than you and I'm still a beginner! Where's it's hood? In all the time I lived in Africa I only saw cobras hooding twice and that was because they were cornered in buildings, but I saw a lot more than two cobras! Some bloody expert you are!
iansheridan123 8 months ago
@ipodkbc you fucking dipshit im 13 and i know more than you you stupid jackass "wheres its hood around its neck" you a god damn jackass that is not an expert and you dont know shit
0Zer0RS 5 months ago
@ipodkbc Hahaahaha dude are you serious? Anyone who has been around snakes for seven years should know that the hood won't be shown unless the snake feels threatened. I know viperkeeper already pointed this out...but wow.
bullsnake70 5 months ago
@ipodkbc a snake expert for seven years yet you do not know that a cobra only shows its hood when threatened most cobra loo like normal snaes until they are pissed and by that time for you i mean it would be too late just a simple question i don't want anyone else to answer but whats the difference between viperkeeper and you? A: he knows what the hell he is talking about you on the other hand slober more shit than livestock farmer deals with
mikeybhoywan 4 months ago
forrest gump snake
singleservingfilm 9 months ago
I have realized that some species of snake just don't feed well. I am not sure if it is from captivity or if it is the same in the wild. They all still seem to manage just a little more stubborn lol.
AndarLucifer 10 months ago
You prob will be able to help me with this question. I once saw a species of cobra, or at least I believe it was a specific species of cobra that was a light brown/tan body color and had a distinct red stripe around the hood. I thought this was an Egyptian cobra however I have been unable to find a pic of the one I am thinking of, all the pics of Egyptian cobras show a black stripe around the neck. The picture I saw was of a young specimen, I wonder if that has anything to do with it. opinion?
MoreliaPythonidaefan 1 year ago
Do you wear goggles when handling or feeding a spitting snake?
BrianMcGooch 1 year ago
@BrianMcGooch What do you think?
viperkeeper 1 year ago
Why don't you feed them live?
Aldind2x 1 year ago
@Aldind2x Because then he would have been charged for animal cruelty he needs to take dead mise that have died from a natural accident or one that got to old
BOGudN 10 months ago
@BOGudN NO, I would not be charged with animal cruelty. Just more freaking spin on the world by morons in government.
Known Facts of life:
Animals need to eat to survive
All food items are die before or during the eating process.
Death is as natural in the world as birth
People need to stop fucking around with the natural order of things, just to make themselves "feel better'
viperkeeper 10 months ago
extremely dangerous to keep as a pet. it spits and are fast strikers. but not as fast as a viper or mamba
kiduprise 1 year ago
where do you live
MrReptilez 1 year ago
aw what a cute little snake
okamiotaku 2 years ago
you get venomous snakes in pet shops or you buy them from the internet??Do you need any permision from police or something else to keep those snakes?
raul211able 2 years ago
Not where I live.
viperkeeper 2 years ago
where you get venomous snakes????
raul211able 2 years ago
here & there
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Cute snake!
TheSmartestOneHere 2 years ago
hey I have idea for you if you never tried it already poke a hole in the head of the mouse so that a little juice comes out, that the only way I could get my baby snake to eat.
Travide 2 years ago
It's called "braining" and I am well aware of that trick, thanks
VK
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Yeah I noticed, I would be the one asking you for advise, after I saw how many awsome videos you have, I still have lots to watch, Great Job nicely recorded.
Travide 2 years ago
very cool cobra, awesome vid
buttlord123 2 years ago
Im glad that you take the time to make these videos so that the world can see the feeding behaviours of various snakes.
The18Mafia 2 years ago
If I were rich I would not have to work for a living nor support all of the people who don't work because they are too lazy.
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Lol i like it
Bogmire11 2 years ago
u tha man vkeeper! I hope 2 be getting one of these in june!!
bucs65 2 years ago
i had one of thoose but we sold it cas it was sooo agresive and the first time i fed it i was a dick and it spat in my eyes but i washed it out so i didnt go blind but it hurt (A LOT!) and it just tried to bite me so many times anyway goodluck
racoon965 2 years ago
hahahaha thats the risk of a dangerous snake like this ^^
looijz 2 years ago
Maybe it was because the ones in the wild didn't get their food from the fridge.
megakiller888 3 years ago
naja pallida, naja nigricollis. equally as fun to be bitten by.
sickwiditxxl 3 years ago
what a beauthiful snake! where did you found it?
7muktar 3 years ago
How much did you pay for it? I've wanted to get one, but couldn't find one under $3,500.
soulstealer9y0l 3 years ago
dude, snakes sense heat signatures from their prey,the don't rely just on their eyes. A heat seeking snake has to inspect it before realizing its food
catman0111 4 years ago
Dude, WRONG! Elapids do NOT have heat sensors. Pit Vipers do, a completely different family of venomous snakes.
viperkeeper 4 years ago
o sorry im a snake noob lol
catman0111 4 years ago
VERY good youre perfectly correct viper
awesomez67 3 years ago
not all snake sense heat signiters
t3nu 3 years ago
a King Cobra which falls aside. Ha... Hey, Red one! You blame the high aestetique attitude of your Indian Colleagues. Ashaming.
Maybe that was not the best day of this cobra, stood up with the wrong leg.
Anyhow, interesting clip which shows me, Snakes individually have their different characters and personalities. Thank's ViperKeeper !
IMCOnAir 4 years ago
cool do you breed them or just collect them
norte4life 4 years ago
I don't breed this species, too many available.
viperkeeper 4 years ago
I love the shiney affect on the belly. Truly beautiful.
XtremeSports777 4 years ago
Beautiful cobra!!! You sure are lucky!!!
SPINOSAURUSKING 4 years ago
naja pallida !!!!!!!!!
Burnmaster 4 years ago
I've been doing this for more than 30 years. Sounds like you don't need to be keeping snakes.
viperkeeper 4 years ago
r u a professional dude?? Piz answer ASAP where to buy/get snake?
Bboybitz 4 years ago
get another hobby.
my83merc 4 years ago
Interesting. Perhaps these snakes have poor eating habits because of being in captivity. Their parents don't really "stick around" to teach them anything, correct? Captivity has some adverse effects on any living thing, so it might be why the snakes are kinda... slow.
PopeCap 5 years ago
there is one specie of snake(which specie though I'm not remembering right now, Skapsteker I'm thinking)which guards over the young but doesn't teach them anything. Pythons and some other snakes guard(to a degree) over the eggs but still no teaching involve so everything snakes do is based on instinct. From what i've seen of Al's red she sems pretty goofy which may be the result of her individual oddball feeding habits.
HerpboyFLA 5 years ago
Their parents also don't stick around in the wild to teach them.
nano511 4 years ago
Your videos are SO amazing!
Entertaining.
Educational.
And, Sometimes Rather funny!
Thanks 4 posting them.
And Keep em Comeing !
2dead2die 5 years ago
Thanks!!
viperkeeper 5 years ago
I think I will add this species to the list of snakes with A.D.D. along with pueblan milk snakes, chain kings, trinket snakes, and the western hognose snake. Most hotties have a really good attention span too, from what I've seen.
najakaouthia 5 years ago
What a cute little spaz that cobra is! So curious and confused.
MedusasOwl 5 years ago
the mouse is so disgusting...bt the snake is cute...lol
sherlynsjc 5 years ago