C.atrox 2 months old now

[GartersRock]

Oh my gosh..... *cries* Those are SOOOOO nice!!! I SOO wish I could keep venomous but not willing to take the risk.... Most venomous species have a special quality about them and really appeal to me.

[ssssnakeluvr]

those are doing great!!!!! would love to have them, but Utah is real picky!!!!!!

[anji1971]

They're all very nice, but I especially like the melanistic.

[Snaky]

They are very special looking. The melanistic is very nice...

[Kevin_is_a_herper12]

Thanks for the info Bay_Area....its also a good idea to get something less venomous....(like that's possible) and fast to have as a "test" to see if your ready for the big leagues....such as western hognose snakes.....they have venom and are quick, but it won't kill you if you get a hit from one. ;-)

[Lexa]

Whoa, they're gorgeous. I'm too much of a coward to keep hots, hehe. They're very pretty though...

[GartersRock]

Thanks for the info Bay_Area....its also a good idea to get something less venomous....(like that's possible) and fast to have as a "test" to see if your ready for the big leagues....such as western hognose snakes.....they have venom and are quick, but it won't kill you if you get a hit from one. ;-)

Lol!! I wouldn't use a hognose. lol! I would either use a MEAN non venomous, such as a texas rat snake, a nasty WC water snake, etc... And tell yourself everytime you get bit you could be dead or injured. OR pick a better rear fanged. Hognose is SOO mild. Most people don't even call them rear fanged. OR I would choose something rear fanged that is actually aggressive with a slightly stronger venom such as a Mangrove Snake.