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charlesc84
11-01-14, 06:13 PM
Finally!!! I've wanted one of these guys for long time.
http://i758.photobucket.com/albums/xx223/charlesc84/fwc2_zpsafc0b1a7.jpg (http://s758.photobucket.com/user/charlesc84/media/fwc2_zpsafc0b1a7.jpg.html)
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sharthun
11-01-14, 06:36 PM
Cool snake!! Congrats!
EL Ziggy
11-01-14, 07:56 PM
Very nice FWC Charles. Great pick up.
Nice grab on that one mate
SSSSnakes
11-02-14, 06:30 AM
You have it in the Colubrid section, you do know FWC are rear fang venomous?
Tsubaki
11-02-14, 08:56 AM
Very cool animal! :D
charlesc84
11-02-14, 10:56 AM
You have it in the Colubrid section, you do know FWC are rear fang venomous?
Yes... Rear fanged venomous colubrids.
Either way, I think its more fitting here in this section, if the mods wanna move it they can, no harm done. :)
CosmicOwl
11-02-14, 11:16 AM
You have it in the Colubrid section, you do know FWC are rear fang venomous?
So are hoggies. By all accounts, isn't FWC venom fairly mild?
charlesc84
11-02-14, 11:36 AM
Now I also kind of want a pied mussurana.
Primal Rage
11-02-14, 04:50 PM
Now I also kind of want a pied mussurana.
To hell with a pied... Get a super pied!!
You guys must have fat wallets lol. I'll get pics up of mine for you to see soon. I didn't forget, just been busy. Yours looks great though, very healthy! Get ready for an eating machine!
SSSSnakes
11-02-14, 08:09 PM
So are hoggies. By all accounts, isn't FWC venom fairly mild?
From what I have found, FWC venom is as toxic as a timber Rattlesnake, but they have a poor delivery system. A venomous snake is a venomous snake regardless of how toxic the venom is. Also a Hog Nose bite can cause some local damage.
CosmicOwl
11-02-14, 09:44 PM
From what I have found, FWC venom is as toxic as a timber Rattlesnake, but they have a poor delivery system. A venomous snake is a venomous snake regardless of how toxic the venom is. Also a Hog Nose bite can cause some local damage.
Weird. I had read that their bites only cause swelling, pain and bleeding.
poison123
11-02-14, 10:10 PM
Weird. I had read that their bites only cause swelling, pain and bleeding.
Referring to the FWC? That is probably true since like Jerry said, they have a poor delivery system and only inject a small amount.
Joshchimera
11-02-14, 11:42 PM
I saw two in person in reptile shops, they have very unique patterns. Congrats on this 'hot' snake.
From all the info I've seen and from people I know who have been bitten, a bite is most likely not a huge health issue. But it's gonna suck. Swelling, headache, cramps, mild fever, etc. Just because you don't die, doesn't mean it won't be pleasant. And there's is always the unlikely chance that your odd has a bad reaction. Just like any venomous animal, you never know if your the unlucky SOB that's gonna have an allergic reaction. Just know the risks and prepare accordingly.
Akuma223
11-03-14, 06:59 AM
Are these guys captive bred at all? If so with what difficulty is it done?
SSSSnakes
11-03-14, 07:01 AM
Weird. I had read that their bites only cause swelling, pain and bleeding.
That is because they have a poor delivery system.
SSSSnakes
11-03-14, 07:04 AM
Are these guys captive bred at all? If so with what difficulty is it done?
FWC are normally captive bed. At least the ones I have gotten. How hard is it to do, I don't know.
sharthun
11-03-14, 08:58 AM
That is because they have a poor delivery system.
They have a poor delivery system for anything other than their natural prey I would say.
charlesc84
11-03-14, 06:36 PM
To hell with a pied... Get a super pied!!
Haha, I want one.
You guys must have fat wallets lol. I'll get pics up of mine for you to see soon. I didn't forget, just been busy. Yours looks great though, very healthy! Get ready for an eating machine!
Ya where is this guy???
So, does anyone on here keep Mussuranas, and if so what are your experiences with them?
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