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Quote from: sneakysnake on March 23, 2009, 07:01:03 AMOf course I use a hook when handling them, safety first. They are rear fanged and mildly venomous. A nasty snake is actually easier to handle, because you know where they are coming from. I just got them so I have only handled them a few times. They will be handled for cage cleaning and feeding time and at shows, other than that I do not handle my snakes just for fun. Thanks TaraNo, thank you Jerry. I read a bunch about them last night as well as several other venomous species. I am not sure what websites that you recommend for people to read about venomous species, but I was just browsing and came upon www.venomous.com. It seems that the mangroves are just mildly venomous to humans according to this article that I found, http://www.news.vcu.edu/vcu_view/pages.aspx?nid=1732, where a doctor is studying the venom for it's uses as far as human therapeutic drugs. Kinda neat what you can find on www.google.com lol!! Thanks again for posting
Of course I use a hook when handling them, safety first. They are rear fanged and mildly venomous. A nasty snake is actually easier to handle, because you know where they are coming from. I just got them so I have only handled them a few times. They will be handled for cage cleaning and feeding time and at shows, other than that I do not handle my snakes just for fun. Thanks Tara
I normally research and ask experts when I want to know about something. My information comes from a wide variety of places, Experts, internet, books and personal research projects. I never trust just one source, justr because it is printed or on the internet, doesn't mean it is correct.
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