Evil in its purest form!
- natural_angel33
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March 16th, 2004, 5:58 pm
ok, point taken... 
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March 16th, 2004, 5:58 pm
- Axe
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March 16th, 2004, 6:10 pm
lol, I'm sorry Keri, I didn't see what they'd said to you until just now...
Don't feel bad, ignore that bad man *snicker*
Yes, this is a captive animal. A friend of mine had, up until recently, a pretty extensive collection of venomous snakes. A dozen different species of rattlers, at least 15 different species of cobras, and mostly at least 2 or 3 specimens of each species.
He's moving to California in umm... 6 days, so he has recently gotten rid of his entire collection. The girl in these photos was the last to go. She just went to her new home on Sunday evening.
So, now my access to hots is restricted to what I may see whilst out in the field, and I won't always have my camera with me, although I am trying to find other hots keepers in the area to get some more venomous photos - especially the cobras as they're not native to North America, so something you don't see very often - at least, not without them being behind glass (which just ruins the photo for me 99% of the time).
Don't feel bad, ignore that bad man *snicker*
Yes, this is a captive animal. A friend of mine had, up until recently, a pretty extensive collection of venomous snakes. A dozen different species of rattlers, at least 15 different species of cobras, and mostly at least 2 or 3 specimens of each species.
He's moving to California in umm... 6 days, so he has recently gotten rid of his entire collection. The girl in these photos was the last to go. She just went to her new home on Sunday evening.
So, now my access to hots is restricted to what I may see whilst out in the field, and I won't always have my camera with me, although I am trying to find other hots keepers in the area to get some more venomous photos - especially the cobras as they're not native to North America, so something you don't see very often - at least, not without them being behind glass (which just ruins the photo for me 99% of the time).
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