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Uploaded by on Apr 27, 2007

Unpacking a recent shipment of snakes and the "friendly" beasts inside. Mr. Sniffles say hello and ad's his two cents.

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  • Do you know of any zoos that keep wagler's pit vipers and fea's vipers?

  • Riverbank Zoo (SC) Has Fea's...don't know if they are on exhibit. They're very sensitive to interaction.

    Many have Wag's :

    Ft. Worth, TX

    Catoctin Zoo & Wildlife Park (MD)

    Off the top of my head

  • I'm curious....That Eastern Brown Snake (Common Brown, as it's also known as) is native to Australia....Australia don't allow the importation of their reptiles due to them being endangered. - How did you manage to get this snake?

  • 1) I can usually obtain (legally) most species I want to keep.

    2) These are also found in PNG/Indonesia

  • hey al i have a suggestion you should try making more unpacking vids cause it is very cool to watch

  • I have to import to do that...I'm not importing because of the economy

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  • LOL "too evil to die" describes my immortal, evil children's python so well! I ended up with the beast when the store I worked at went out of business. He was too bitey to sell! We even sold the vicious Macklot's! I took him home and still have him 8 yrs later and he still pings his nasty little nose off the glass whenever I walk by.

  • oh a Gaboon viper

  • wwwwoooot!!! I love the Hagens Viper (hope I spelled it right) I had to laugh when you went Rrroaaaar! Beautiful as ever Viperkeeper. I'm thrilled to find vids that I haven't seen yet. :D

  • I always must laugh when the video went into slow motion. i really like your videos ! Im not familiar with snakes but i had some birdeaters and scorpions. Nice animals you havet here. Keep up the interesting work ! ;)

  • best part was when it went in slow mo

  • well in Aus we don't call kings browns mulga's, we call mulga's mulgas and king browns king browns.

  • since mulgas are native to Australia I doubt you can get them.

  • Aus has the eastern brown too (I didn't know they were present in indonesia and PNG)

  • 3.41 almost hit

  • I am starting to believe that the short "Sniffs" of Rhino Vipers is territorial...

    To my research, the Sniffling action is infact a hiss...saying "This is my house, Get out" - Head bobbing is still unusual...I have came up with this theaory due to everytime your in the snake room, he comes to the glass...So Mr. Sniffles was a very territorial little one if this is the case.

    The other Rhino vipers Sniff also...which backs up my theory...

    Any further comments Al?

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