Bitis parviocula first feeding
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This is such a beautifull animal, as much as I love snakes I think the Bitis varieties are my absolute favorite.
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why dont you give them live rats and mice?
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She's beautiful! I've been looking for a while, but other than one random one being rehomed in the UK, I haven't been able to find any. : (
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shes beautiful! do you ever hold her? considering shes venomous and all..
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that is a beautiful snake
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I got hungry lol
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Gorgeous
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whats your best venomous snake
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Does the green coloration indicate that they are somewhat arboreal? The B. Parviocula must be the most beautiful species in Africa, maybe the world!
Shivasavasana 6 days ago
@Shivasavasana No
viperkeeper 6 days ago
I don't know if you know this but most vipers have to be force fed when you first get them! That's why when you were holding the the rat on the rod like a foot away from him he wasn't even going to take it,but when you put it up close to his face he was prospecting it and decided he was going to take it.
demonicBerith 1 year ago
@demonicBerith No. not true...I seldom have to forcefeed them.
viperkeeper 1 year ago
What's the common name?
thisisjimmeh 2 years ago
Ethiopian Mountain Adder
viperkeeper 2 years ago