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Where have all the Hot Snakes Gone?

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Posted by: choppergreg at Thu Nov 29 21:55:18 2012  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by choppergreg ]  
   

Over the past two years you seem to see the same common species of hot snakes, and once in a while a rarer more expensive one Like a mangshan, a Samar spitter, etc. for sale. But where have all the snakes that were abundant years ago go. Like Mozambique spitters, forest cobras, boomslangs, all Asian treevipers and European vipers. Even when I go to shows. As far as venomous snakes go there is a very limited variety. But people seem to be up to there eyeballs in ball pythons and boas.


   

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>> Next Message:  RE: Where have all the Hot Snakes Gone? - yasin1, Thu Dec 20 02:17:02 2012

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