hi guys new pseudechis colletti

[percey39]

yes they are venomous i believe they are the 19th most deadly in the world. One bite off one of these and you will lose your sense of smell and taste for 6 months and possibly permanently, they also cause renal failure. Hopefully i will never have to experience this

[Good 'N Plenty]

WOW thats a very striking color!

[heloderm]

Beautiful animal!

[percey39]

hi guys one more picture, sorry about the quality it was off my phone and its flash has washed out all the colours. Please dont judge with the free handling i do this with all my snakes, i find with contant handling from young all snakes venomous or not can be some what tame. I have venoms that handle so much better than pythons its not funny.

[Will0W783]

Oh, he's so little!

[percey39]

yep just a baby im picking up a new elapidae today, its notechis scutatus or mainland tiger. It is only a week or so old and has no pattern, but has kept the notorious dark head. I will post pics of this one later on as well.

[percey39]

I might also be picking up a 3 year old australaps superbus or common known as copperhead as well this afternoon. I cant wait only 3 more hours and i will have my new house mates

[percey39]

hi again i got these guys on friday. The copperhead is three years old and the two tigers are under two weeks old, they just had to assist fed two small fish. Im just glad they kept them down as it was their fist feed since they were born.
The tigers will eventually go a golden brown on the body while the head will be a blue grey colour. The copperhead has a real nice copper glow to it but its hard to capture with a camera, you can still sort of make out the white lips and brows in the photo.
Enjoy, Aaron

[siz]

That is one HOT hot!

[Will0W783]

That is gorgeous!

[percey39]

cheers guys i love the copperhead, he handles so well and feeds like a champion. The tigers on the other hand are giving me a bit grief, but they are well worth it