Just Scut'n along

[D Grade]

I couldn't agree more, especially C. Scutulatus and C. Tigris.

My buddy who was the main point of contact with Wolfgang said he plans to return next year to to conduct a study on C. Molossus venom which I am highly interested in since I keep one. There's not much detail on the venom composition beside being hemotoxic and the fact CroFab does not counter act it as well as other Crote venom. I believe he plans to conduct tests on various Crotalus venom using AnaVip (the new antivenin that was approved for use against Crotalus bites).

[Venomhunter]

Originally Posted by D Grade

I couldn't agree more, especially C. Scutulatus and C. Tigris.

My buddy who was the main point of contact with Wolfgang said he plans to return next year to to conduct a study on C. Molossus venom which I am highly interested in since I keep one. There's not much detail on the venom composition beside being hemotoxic and the fact CroFab does not counter act it as well as other Crote venom. I believe he plans to conduct tests on various Crotalus venom using AnaVip (the new antivenin that was approved for use against Crotalus bites).

That sounds very interesting, i believe CroFab also didn't counter act the venom of C. oreganus helleri as well as for other Crotalus sp.
I will do some searching on AnaVip, have heard of it but haven't read anything about it.
Please keep me posted as the research continues!