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Old 12-06-12, 09:17 AM   #16
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Re: A rare gem - Cryptelytrops macrops

Thanks Alessia! I wish you were still up here to see them
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Awesome snake! I don't suppose you took a picture of the hypo fer-de-lance?
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Kyle I actually did take a picture of the hypo fer-de-lance. It was gorgeous, but very aggressive from what my friend said.

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wow, that is amazing! I really need to make it out to Hamburg sometime.
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You should Kyle. Hamburg is awesome!
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lol, gonna have to fly, I don't think its worth the 18hr drive...
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Yikes, didn't realize until I looked at your signature that you were in Nebraska....that's quite a hike for you!
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Yikes, didn't realize until I looked at your signature that you were in Nebraska....that's quite a hike for you!
yeah, not the furthest I've driven, but its up there!
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wow beautiful snakes. How do you not touch them? lol i would be dead if i owned any venomous snakes.
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I don't really have the desire to touch them, because I know what the consequences of a bite could be. They also get really upset about being removed from their cages, so I feel badly when I have to get them out to clean.
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Re: A rare gem - Cryptelytrops macrops

Name her neknota! A mix of the names!
Thats a cery beautiful, what temerment does she have?
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Re: A rare gem - Cryptelytrops macrops

She is not terribly snappy, but she has taken a few swings at me. She is alert and cautious, much like all the Cryptelytrops I've worked with. The purple mangrove vipers are insane, but the other species tend to simply be very very alert and follow your every movement.
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another gorgeous snake Kimberly.....

i love the eys also the head shape...

just looking at it you can see its a killing machine

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Re: A rare gem - Cryptelytrops macrops

Thanks Shaunyboy. Actually, there are no reported human fatalities from a macrops bite, although not much is known about them. They are fairly rare snakes in the US, but even in their native lands they cause swelling, bruising, systemic illness, and occasionally mild necrosis (blood blisters and the like) but are not usually fatal. One can have an allergic reaction, or coagulation problem with your blood following a bite and die from even the mildest viper, though, so it's best to always treat them with utmost respect.
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Kyle I actually did take a picture of the hypo fer-de-lance. It was gorgeous, but very aggressive from what my friend said.

from the little ive read...

the fer-de-lance is one of the smartest snakes out there,always watching waiting for a keeper to make a mistake,also it's very fast when it comes to both moving around and striking you

i have nothing but respect for hot keepers (the ones that do it correctly)

cheers shaun

p.s.thanks for the macrops info
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