@ViperKeeper Just out of curiosity, do you have any more snake fangs, and would be willing to sell them? Especially, the fangs of King Cobras, and Gaboon Vipers, as these are my all time favorite snakes. In case you're wondering what my intentions are with the fangs: I have some antique "medicine" style glass bottles with cork tops, and I think a few fangs in them would look nice, as well as make a great conversation piece on my fireplace mantle. Please let me know if you're interested or not.
hey, do you believe that venomous snakes should have their venom glands removed? I was just on this website where that is all they do, I wonder how it would digest its food? its venom is its first step of digestion
@stixfigure1679 Interesting story. I have no idea what the Florida laws were in the early 90's but they have strict laws for venomous now. Eastern Greens are Mamba's through & through and very dangerous snakes. That said, each animal has it's own comfort zone & personality. It will act accordingly within those boundaries, some scary dangerous, some docile.
Ironically the vet called that very same day freaking out asking us to bring the snake in tank and all. We told him he had died and he told us we had angels watching over us and to still bring him, tank and all, not to touh him. So we got there and the vet to Munch and pried him mouth open, pressed a pen to the roof of his mouth, and out popped his fangs. We had been living with an eastern green mamba for three months. He never showed any signs of agression.
The vet said he was absolutely 100% positive that he was not a northern green and didn't feel comfortable letting us take him home. Well my brother threw a tempertantrum so the vet allowed us to take him home with the promise that we would leave him in his tank until his friend who was a herp expert could identify him through the pictures he took. So we brought Munch home and sadly he died about a week later.
I don't know how many times I woke up with him curled up in my bed with me. Anyway after having him for about a mnth and a half we got worried when he refused to eat so we made an appointment with a reptile vet to get him checked out, which was in September of that year. When we brought Munch to the vet I remeber standing in the room and pulling him out for the doctor to see and the vet jumping backward and saying "Woh, what type of snake did you say he is supposed to be?" , "A northern green"
...In July of 1993 my mother, younger brother and I moved from CT to Orlando, FL. A couple weekends later we vistied a flea market where my brother saw, and became completely fascinated with a snake that one of the pet vendors had. Even I who was a little weary of snakes at the time fell in love, so with some nagging from her children my mother agreed to bring Buttmunch home. Buttmuch was an awsome snake he loved to climb all over us and was quite the escape artist, I
Hi Viperkeeper, I don't know how often you read the comments to your videos but I have a story that I would like t share with you as well as a couple questions.
hello my name is marshall and a big fan of your videos. you have a beautiful gaboon she very pretty. me i dont deal with them i deal with rattle snakes i grow up with rattle snakes my favorite is the yucatan neotropical rattle snake. i respect what you do and hope one day i will get to your level.
People keep referring to "tame" snakes in the comments. I'm reminded of an incident several years ago where a rare white tiger killed a zoo keeper. Some members of the public called for euthanizing the tiger. When another keeper was interviewed he said, "You can take the animal out of the wild, but you can't take the wild out of the animal."
@viperkeeper You're probably right, plus you wouldn't get the hands on with the water squirter, and as I'm sure you know, you don't use it, you'll lose it.
The "Mister Rogers" of venomous snake husbandry! As a twelve year old kid in 1971, the clinical detachment of Bill Haas left me chilled, that and his method of pumping nutrient paste deep into the stomachs of his serpent charges(it facilitated better venom extraction). Have you, or do you plan on publishing any books? Which books might you recommend?
when Kermit went away after he was done drinking it looked like the snake said "thank you, see ya later !!!" lol and the last snake on this video was like "YAAAAY!!!! FOOOOOOD!!" lol
Do you ever use the tubing meathod to handle a snake? Getting the snake to crawl part way into a plastic tube and then holding them so they cant get out of the tube. It seems like a good idea to me because as long as the head is held in the tube the snake is harmless.
@tinytomlinson yeah trying to get a snake to go down a small clear to tube is not that easy and mostly only researchers do that to do medical or scientific studies like skin samples, i would assume the snake hates it very much considering it would feel like he was being eaten, but i have seen the tubing method your refering too
I was wondering what you sprayed on the second mouse that you fed the crate? Was that a multivitamin to help get extra nutrients into him or a flavoring to try to entice him, or something to lubricate it to make it go down easier? I've thankfully never had to force feed any of my reptiles, so I was just wondering what that was for.
why do you use the squirt bottle as opposed to water bowls, if you dont mind me asking, is it to sort of build a relationship and trust with the animals?
@viperkeeper thats cool, i would do that with my retics but 18 foot 150 pound snakes drink alot of water so it would take a really long time just to do one, but i can free handle my snakes without the risk of one bite killing me, sure they can kill me but its easy to earn the trust as neonates then they are giant ropes basically as mature adults, but yea ive always wondered and i had to ask to be sure
@viperkeeper it's true; no one can tame a wild animal, because the animal will always have those wild instincts within him regardless if it was breed in captivity.
@viperkeeper Wild animals will always be wild. Does not matter what the situation is, because the snake is always going to have its wild natural instincts.
I am really curious, I have kept captive boas and pithons for decades, never had hot herps, so forgive my ignorance.
I often see you giving water to the snakes with a pipette or a bottle, I can understand the reason for that for desert snakes, like your Cerastes cerastes, but why with the green mambas? Wouldn't it be easier just to keep a water bowl for these tropical species?
that is probably the coolest thing I have ever seen. Thank you for posting these vids. I'll chose to stick with my BP's and live vicariously through you with the hots lol.
Such a shame about Little Red!! I think seeing him in one of your close up shots was the first time I ever caught myself thinking, "Wow... Cute snake!" I feel badly for you that he's gone. Though he was one of a kind, I hope you'll be able to enjoy the company of another like him someday.
hi there. firstoff i want to say you are wonderful with your "friends". but i do have a question. you mentioned venomoid, i have heard that just because a snake has had the procedure there is still a chance that it was not done properly or they may even still become venomous again. is this true..
While force feeding "mr. Bunger" you mention that you don't currently have an anti venom on hand. Do you keep an anti venom on hand for all your snakes? Does anti venom have a shelf life and have to be replaced?
I have A/V for many of the species I keep, however, it does have a 3yr shelf life and will need replacing from time to time. As for this species I have A/V on hand for the same species but from a different region, whcih may or may not be effective.
AL! Jeez man, I have never seen you be that careless. You have your bare hand within striking range of a green mamba! You of all people know how fast they are! He could have tagged you anytime he wanted! (Not trying to tell you how to do your job or anything, I was just shocked!)
sorry to hear about red, he was really my favorite snake. i remember one day i was having such a horrible time and i seen you posted a new video of red and it truly made me smile. he will be missed dearly. take care
what to say more about LittleRed. - Yes, it was a cool snake of very interesting personality. Keep him in mind! Your great videos always will remember and teaching us these species are wonderful and great work of nature. - ElJay.
i shed a tear for little red. what a snake he was. Did you find out what caused his death? Might want to if you havent so gabby or the others arent next./
So sorry about Red. As you know I have been keeping two of these babies and it would really hurt if smt. happened to either one of them... Really really sorry...
sorry about red, such a horrible thing to have happen. i remember i used to watch your videos when i was having a bad day and seeing little red's antics always made me smile. blessings - Josh
@ViperKeeper Just out of curiosity, do you have any more snake fangs, and would be willing to sell them? Especially, the fangs of King Cobras, and Gaboon Vipers, as these are my all time favorite snakes. In case you're wondering what my intentions are with the fangs: I have some antique "medicine" style glass bottles with cork tops, and I think a few fangs in them would look nice, as well as make a great conversation piece on my fireplace mantle. Please let me know if you're interested or not.
chamberlinglass 2 weeks ago
@chamberlinglass I have a collection but I don't part with them.
viperkeeper 2 weeks ago
hey, do you believe that venomous snakes should have their venom glands removed? I was just on this website where that is all they do, I wonder how it would digest its food? its venom is its first step of digestion
TheAmericanReptiles 2 weeks ago
@TheAmericanReptiles No!!
viperkeeper 2 weeks ago
Kermit has the cutest expression I have ever seen on a snake :) Out of random curiosity do you think that snakes have emotional needs?
WolfRunnerMajestic 2 weeks ago
@WolfRunnerMajestic Yes, they at least have maternal instincts.
viperkeeper 2 weeks ago
just WONDERFULL pictures of that beautiful mamba. I´m very impressed!
Vermont12685 3 weeks ago
Why is the Krait looking dehydrated ?
holmanftw2212 3 weeks ago
@holmanftw2212 Maybe because he just arrived from Indonesia?
viperkeeper 3 weeks ago
im sorry for you loss VK
jaytdark1991 4 weeks ago
Were we truly lucky or can eastern greens be that friendly?
I was also curious about the snake import laws in the 90"s, how did the guy that we buy him from get him and not know he was a mamba?
Thanks!
stixfigure1679 4 weeks ago
@stixfigure1679 Interesting story. I have no idea what the Florida laws were in the early 90's but they have strict laws for venomous now. Eastern Greens are Mamba's through & through and very dangerous snakes. That said, each animal has it's own comfort zone & personality. It will act accordingly within those boundaries, some scary dangerous, some docile.
viperkeeper 4 weeks ago
Ironically the vet called that very same day freaking out asking us to bring the snake in tank and all. We told him he had died and he told us we had angels watching over us and to still bring him, tank and all, not to touh him. So we got there and the vet to Munch and pried him mouth open, pressed a pen to the roof of his mouth, and out popped his fangs. We had been living with an eastern green mamba for three months. He never showed any signs of agression.
stixfigure1679 4 weeks ago
The vet said he was absolutely 100% positive that he was not a northern green and didn't feel comfortable letting us take him home. Well my brother threw a tempertantrum so the vet allowed us to take him home with the promise that we would leave him in his tank until his friend who was a herp expert could identify him through the pictures he took. So we brought Munch home and sadly he died about a week later.
stixfigure1679 4 weeks ago
I don't know how many times I woke up with him curled up in my bed with me. Anyway after having him for about a mnth and a half we got worried when he refused to eat so we made an appointment with a reptile vet to get him checked out, which was in September of that year. When we brought Munch to the vet I remeber standing in the room and pulling him out for the doctor to see and the vet jumping backward and saying "Woh, what type of snake did you say he is supposed to be?" , "A northern green"
stixfigure1679 4 weeks ago
...In July of 1993 my mother, younger brother and I moved from CT to Orlando, FL. A couple weekends later we vistied a flea market where my brother saw, and became completely fascinated with a snake that one of the pet vendors had. Even I who was a little weary of snakes at the time fell in love, so with some nagging from her children my mother agreed to bring Buttmunch home. Buttmuch was an awsome snake he loved to climb all over us and was quite the escape artist, I
stixfigure1679 4 weeks ago
Hi Viperkeeper, I don't know how often you read the comments to your videos but I have a story that I would like t share with you as well as a couple questions.
stixfigure1679 4 weeks ago
lol and that is how the tooth fairy take snake's teeth
TheGhostScorpion 1 month ago
Heard about a snake researcher who was scratched on the finger (not bitten). Just scratched by a Gaboon viper fang...and his hand hurt for four days.
brnleague99 5 months ago
@brnleague99 I think Austin Stevens said that....
viperkeeper 5 months ago
@viperkeeper ....damn, you are good. *grin*
brnleague99 5 months ago
awwww... how did little red die?
Moshburger420 5 months ago
@Moshburger420 No idea, Bob found him while I was away.
viperkeeper 5 months ago
@viperkeeper sad face
Moshburger420 5 months ago
@Plaktfighter the venom sacs have been removed
Moshburger420 5 months ago
hello my name is marshall and a big fan of your videos. you have a beautiful gaboon she very pretty. me i dont deal with them i deal with rattle snakes i grow up with rattle snakes my favorite is the yucatan neotropical rattle snake. i respect what you do and hope one day i will get to your level.
TheMtb416 5 months ago
i know you probably dont but by any chance do you have a boomslang?
simman4427 5 months ago
@simman4427 Not currently in the collection.
viperkeeper 5 months ago
People keep referring to "tame" snakes in the comments. I'm reminded of an incident several years ago where a rare white tiger killed a zoo keeper. Some members of the public called for euthanizing the tiger. When another keeper was interviewed he said, "You can take the animal out of the wild, but you can't take the wild out of the animal."
arfcomaddict 5 months ago
@MrPokemon1208 No
viperkeeper 5 months ago
What do you think of a water bowl with an aeriation stone going in it to water these guys?
akonitony2 5 months ago
@akonitony2 That's alot of trouble/ high maintenance.
viperkeeper 5 months ago
@viperkeeper You're probably right, plus you wouldn't get the hands on with the water squirter, and as I'm sure you know, you don't use it, you'll lose it.
akonitony2 5 months ago
So why did little red die? You didn't explain. It wasn't from falling was it?
garciajennifer223 6 months ago
@garciajennifer223 No Idea, I was out of town and Bob found him.
viperkeeper 6 months ago
''i could have a slow death''...then pokes it with a stick LOL 9:50
YoungCesar1000 6 months ago
The "Mister Rogers" of venomous snake husbandry! As a twelve year old kid in 1971, the clinical detachment of Bill Haas left me chilled, that and his method of pumping nutrient paste deep into the stomachs of his serpent charges(it facilitated better venom extraction). Have you, or do you plan on publishing any books? Which books might you recommend?
Earthdogbonzo3 7 months ago
@Earthdogbonzo3 I have a 2 part video on books you should get.
viperkeeper 6 months ago
why dont u just keep a water bowl in the cage? seemed like the snake was really thirsty..
ItsElliottIdiot 7 months ago
do you collect or keep shedded fangs?
jla2358 7 months ago
@jla2358 Yes
viperkeeper 6 months ago
when Kermit went away after he was done drinking it looked like the snake said "thank you, see ya later !!!" lol and the last snake on this video was like "YAAAAY!!!! FOOOOOOD!!" lol
syn420951 8 months ago
Kermits my fav. Is he still with you?
Elvira0925 9 months ago
@Elvira0925 Yes
viperkeeper 9 months ago
Man Im sorry that your little red died! I hate loosing snakes!
Snakehunter0930 10 months ago
Is mr. Bunger feeding yet, I know this was posted 2 years ago
Truthseeker4449 10 months ago
@Truthseeker4449 He's a dangerous rodent feeder
viperkeeper 10 months ago
Do you ever use the tubing meathod to handle a snake? Getting the snake to crawl part way into a plastic tube and then holding them so they cant get out of the tube. It seems like a good idea to me because as long as the head is held in the tube the snake is harmless.
tinytomlinson 10 months ago
@tinytomlinson Not so easy to get them to do that.
viperkeeper 10 months ago
@tinytomlinson yeah trying to get a snake to go down a small clear to tube is not that easy and mostly only researchers do that to do medical or scientific studies like skin samples, i would assume the snake hates it very much considering it would feel like he was being eaten, but i have seen the tubing method your refering too
MrBbrooks23 6 months ago
Hello Al, it's Siva here! It's really cool the way Kermit drinks - almost cute!
KukiDoDo 11 months ago
how did the snake die
unalphabet 1 year ago
@unalphabet Not sure, since it was the day after giving birth I'm sure it was related to that.
viperkeeper 11 months ago
here comes lil red your the next contestant on the floor is hard. :P
belleghem 1 year ago
Such a beautiful mamba you have... how old is Kermit? Of course my fave is the queen Gamby herself. Gabby is a gorgeous girl.
javcky 1 year ago
@javcky Kermit is featured in the current video.
viperkeeper 1 year ago
I was wondering what you sprayed on the second mouse that you fed the crate? Was that a multivitamin to help get extra nutrients into him or a flavoring to try to entice him, or something to lubricate it to make it go down easier? I've thankfully never had to force feed any of my reptiles, so I was just wondering what that was for.
toaturner1988 1 year ago
@toaturner1988 Don't remember...it was 2 yrs ago
viperkeeper 1 year ago
rip lil red
xXKRiSTiNXx1990 1 year ago
"mr fuzzy lost a foot" LOL
xXKRiSTiNXx1990 1 year ago
GABBY IS SO COOL!!!!!!
xXKRiSTiNXx1990 1 year ago
KERMIT RULES!!
xXKRiSTiNXx1990 1 year ago
omg..her head looks like a leaf
StrongDee 1 year ago
GABBY RULES!!! The spitter is cool also. How come red only lived 3 years?
theghosthunter1983 1 year ago
@theghosthunter1983 Not sure why he died :-(
viperkeeper 1 year ago
@viperkeeper That a real shame. What a beautiful snake.
theghosthunter1983 1 year ago
why do you use the squirt bottle as opposed to water bowls, if you dont mind me asking, is it to sort of build a relationship and trust with the animals?
stephennigga1 1 year ago
@stephennigga1 Yes, exactly!
viperkeeper 1 year ago
@viperkeeper thats cool, i would do that with my retics but 18 foot 150 pound snakes drink alot of water so it would take a really long time just to do one, but i can free handle my snakes without the risk of one bite killing me, sure they can kill me but its easy to earn the trust as neonates then they are giant ropes basically as mature adults, but yea ive always wondered and i had to ask to be sure
stephennigga1 1 year ago
Will Kermit drink from a water bowl?
KatieJean1985 1 year ago
@KatieJean1985 It hard to get him to drink at all....so I think he does.
viperkeeper 1 year ago
kermit is a well tamed mamba, your doing a good job
dragon3600000 2 years ago
He's not tame, just does not feel threatened.
viperkeeper 2 years ago
I see, either way, always keep your gaurd
dragon3600000 2 years ago
yes
viperkeeper 2 years ago
@viperkeeper it's true; no one can tame a wild animal, because the animal will always have those wild instincts within him regardless if it was breed in captivity.
apdorkfish 1 year ago
@viperkeeper Wild animals will always be wild. Does not matter what the situation is, because the snake is always going to have its wild natural instincts.
ADbowling2000 1 year ago
So what happened to little red? Was it naturel causes? little red was a very beautiful snake
HipHopAsh2 2 years ago
Don't know. I was away and Bob found him.
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Kermit is a beautiful mamba
Regius101 2 years ago
Your videos are awesome
r1ckz0mb0 2 years ago
Can u send me a Snake tooth for my tooth collection please im a 11 year old boy please
CoD5WaW4LIfEz 2 years ago
you have the coolest snake collection i have ever seen
seahawk120 2 years ago
do you breed your own mice and rats?
riverat70 2 years ago
No, too much time and effort involved.
viperkeeper 2 years ago
That's a HUGE fang!!! I love her head...it looks like a leaf...good camo.
Rudi1034 2 years ago
KERMIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sadisticscorpion 2 years ago
if you dont have anti venom for the krait why dont you milk it? the krait is gorgous.
mandmreptiles 2 years ago
I have serum...
viperkeeper 2 years ago
wow that krait is beautiful
gekperson 2 years ago
I am really curious, I have kept captive boas and pithons for decades, never had hot herps, so forgive my ignorance.
I often see you giving water to the snakes with a pipette or a bottle, I can understand the reason for that for desert snakes, like your Cerastes cerastes, but why with the green mambas? Wouldn't it be easier just to keep a water bowl for these tropical species?
JBDVD 2 years ago
This way I know they're drinking, also they see me not as a "threat" to them.
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Did Mr Bunger keep the 2 fuzzies down Al?
Ribbitmefoot 2 years ago
Yes
viperkeeper 2 years ago
R.I.P Red :'(
Glassybubbles1231234 2 years ago
ok so when u let go of his head how do u make it so it doesnt come back up and hit u?
morphavolo 2 years ago
You don't...that's the tricky part :-)
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Please answer this - Are sheadded fangs hazardous?
Due to traces of venom that maybe inside the fang????
Golfer011940 2 years ago
Undetermined but potientally hazardous.
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Are fangs sharp? Or are they just blunt, but able to be forced into the prey by the animals jaw pressure
Golfer011940 2 years ago
As sharp as the doctor's hypodemics
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Why you dont feed live rats but frozen ones?
humpingbird 2 years ago
I've talked about this many times. Look at all of the other threads for answer
viperkeeper 2 years ago
Hey al sorry to hear about little red
gnarley123321 2 years ago
"Mr. Fuzzy just lost a foot" LMAO you just don't get to use that line everyday!
am1068 2 years ago
rip little red :'(
rayioriorayiorio 2 years ago
that is probably the coolest thing I have ever seen. Thank you for posting these vids. I'll chose to stick with my BP's and live vicariously through you with the hots lol.
badkittyamy 3 years ago
R.I.P little red :D
fabioproductions 3 years ago
Such a shame about Little Red!! I think seeing him in one of your close up shots was the first time I ever caught myself thinking, "Wow... Cute snake!" I feel badly for you that he's gone. Though he was one of a kind, I hope you'll be able to enjoy the company of another like him someday.
faething 3 years ago
are coral snakes very well tempered
JK7992 3 years ago
No, gennerally not
viperkeeper 3 years ago
THAT WAS VERY INTERESTING, THANKS!
cindyao 3 years ago
do you have a hognose viper? if you do, do you or can you make some vids
zach01313 3 years ago
There is video already on my channel.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
K thanks
zach01313 3 years ago
You used snakes to feed the crate? What kind?
DLlama 3 years ago
Cornsnakes, Racers
viperkeeper 3 years ago
Why do you water your snakes with a bottle instead of a bowl?
DLlama 3 years ago
Because I can see them actually drink rather than relying on guessing if they are drinking
viperkeeper 3 years ago
is a venomoid a venomous snake with the venom removed?
Bodacious468 3 years ago
It implys that the venom gland and ducts are surgically removed, but that does not mean they will not grow back.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
at 9:38 it looks like a heart!
zmingy 3 years ago
R.I.P mr.red u will be missed =]
ucntstopthis 3 years ago
Poor Mr.Red, though I never met him I was fond of him. :(
I would really like to know why he passed?
bored693 3 years ago
is mr red dead :- (
webkinznick81 3 years ago
Mr. Red has left the planet.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
Aah i figured it out. sad to hear mr red is gone, i was fond of him too. I loved his stroll video that you posted..
saiyid79 3 years ago
What was the sudden loss? was it gabby's fang you were pointing out?
saiyid79 3 years ago
do you have black mambas
frigginbeavercorp 3 years ago
Yes, look in my back catalog.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
hi there. firstoff i want to say you are wonderful with your "friends". but i do have a question. you mentioned venomoid, i have heard that just because a snake has had the procedure there is still a chance that it was not done properly or they may even still become venomous again. is this true..
davi8052 3 years ago
Very true...
viperkeeper 3 years ago
hey how comes they dont have water dishes
ghostcamo 3 years ago
Not all snakes will drink standing water from a dish.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
While force feeding "mr. Bunger" you mention that you don't currently have an anti venom on hand. Do you keep an anti venom on hand for all your snakes? Does anti venom have a shelf life and have to be replaced?
fart1fart1 3 years ago
I have A/V for many of the species I keep, however, it does have a 3yr shelf life and will need replacing from time to time. As for this species I have A/V on hand for the same species but from a different region, whcih may or may not be effective.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
where do you get your A/V from?
Tarzan07330 3 years ago
The A/V fairy of course!
viperkeeper 3 years ago
I'm sorry about the loss of Little Red. He was a favorite and will be sorely missed.
Cougarmint 3 years ago
Hey al do you ever get tired of not being able to handle your snakes without haveing the chance that you could be killed at any moment.
MoreilaMatt 3 years ago
No, never
viperkeeper 3 years ago
do you have a venomous colobrids
t3nu 3 years ago
I have a Mangrove Snake
viperkeeper 3 years ago
AL! Jeez man, I have never seen you be that careless. You have your bare hand within striking range of a green mamba! You of all people know how fast they are! He could have tagged you anytime he wanted! (Not trying to tell you how to do your job or anything, I was just shocked!)
RobTheGamer 3 years ago
Not careless, calculated.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
Brass balls, Al. Big ones. =) Braver then I am, even around my non-venomous Red Rat Snake. (His teeth are like needles, lol, and he's nippy)
RobTheGamer 3 years ago
its like u have a good realitionship with higly venomaous snake ....ur the man
acefigther93 3 years ago
Very nice vids. Love the green mambas.
What exactly are you using to water them there? I could really use something like that.
BassPlayer85 3 years ago
I use a "laboratory wash bottle" to water many of my snakes.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
Hey Al, do you have more spitters? can you make a tape of them?
thanks
fvar86 3 years ago
Poor little red he was my favorite red spitting cobra.
DilaBagomee 3 years ago
Frozen zoo?
crocodilehunter150 3 years ago
those mambas are beautiful, are they as venomous as the black mamba, and are they known to be aggressive?
Reptiguy425 3 years ago
Mamba's are defensive not aggressive. If you don't attack them they are fairly calm.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
sorry bad choice of words, but anyway theyre beautiful.
Reptiguy425 3 years ago
thirsty snake. lol
kondro86 3 years ago
what did you say your deadset against?
is that when there is no venom? why are you against it?
leightweight420 3 years ago
I won't get into a debate about it...it's just wrong.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
dont worry, i wasnt trying to debate... I just never heard of it before.
leightweight420 3 years ago
such a cool snake.....
StkProductions8 3 years ago
sorry to hear about red, he was really my favorite snake. i remember one day i was having such a horrible time and i seen you posted a new video of red and it truly made me smile. he will be missed dearly. take care
nexivdr 3 years ago
what to say more about LittleRed. - Yes, it was a cool snake of very interesting personality. Keep him in mind! Your great videos always will remember and teaching us these species are wonderful and great work of nature. - ElJay.
IMCOnAir 3 years ago
Im sorry about little red, he was a funny little snake. Overall another awsome video, keep up the good work Al!
Tehyamz 3 years ago
sorry for your loss al
puddingzombie 3 years ago
hey al im SOOOO sorry about Lil'red and i dont meen to be pushy or any thing but how did he pass???
dayoyomasta 3 years ago
Bob found him dead this week while I was away. He was in my eyes one of the healthy-est snakes I had. He fed on Sunday and was fine till Wednesday.
viperkeeper 3 years ago
oh, so sorry about him al
dayoyomasta 3 years ago
i shed a tear for little red. what a snake he was. Did you find out what caused his death? Might want to if you havent so gabby or the others arent next./
JohnCaven312 3 years ago
Really sorry very sad thing find one of your animals dead...
rattlergr 3 years ago
little red was a really cool snake Al, i feel for your loss. and only three years old... what a shame.
aidentalontarrat 3 years ago
Hey Al,
So sorry about Red. As you know I have been keeping two of these babies and it would really hurt if smt. happened to either one of them... Really really sorry...
Yasin
ps:That Kermit watering shot was one of the best.
Najakeeper 3 years ago
sorry about red al. he had great camera presence, and always was entertaining when he fed. he had a great personality.
jpatt2 3 years ago
sorry about red, such a horrible thing to have happen. i remember i used to watch your videos when i was having a bad day and seeing little red's antics always made me smile. blessings - Josh
nexivdr 3 years ago
Sorry for your loss, Al. Little Red was one of the most fun to watch.
SAsgarters 3 years ago
sorry for your lose...
zapfin 3 years ago
Aw Geez Al I am sorry to hear about Lil' Red he will be missed.
roswald07 3 years ago
aww :( sorry to hear will be missed
Silky2dope 3 years ago
sorry for your loss al little red was a star will be missed
anngus 3 years ago
Oh poor snake.. How did he die? Seeing as he was only 3 years old, I am gussing it wasn't from old age....
reflexrg 3 years ago
Condolences from Norway. I'm so sorry for your loss. Red was a very beautiful snake.
Jabbe90 3 years ago
sorry of your loss al little red was the 1st vid i watch from u rip :(
ricky888iow 3 years ago
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO He was my favourite!
8yeah8 3 years ago
So sorry for your loss, Al.. We'll miss Little Red.. RIP little spazoid
RobertCrotalus 3 years ago