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adamjeffery
at Sun Apr 13 12:13:03 2008 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by adamjeffery ]
i have been looking into possibly adding a rear fanged snake to my collection, i have no experience with venemous animals at all.
my question is this. i read that all telescopus animals contain highly toxic venoms but since they are rear fanged they have a hard time delivering the venom,BUT what would actually happen if bitten by and invenomated by a black dhara?
small amount and large amount im sure would make a differance but no one seems to mention in any literature ive read what actuall danger they are to humans!
thanks for all input
adam
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 Black Telescopus dharas - adamjeffery, Sun Apr 13 12:13:03 2008
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