This little guy is doing good and growing. The skin texture is so strange feeling.

Apparently Steve Irwin was a victim of getting sprayed in the eyes. His mentioned it an interview.

I’ve recently gotten into loving more snake species more and more, and this is a dream snake of mine to own. of course, this is not something I’m going to own in the near future or anytime soon at all considering I’m a 15-year-old who just got her first ball python like less than two months ago and has other easy beginner reptiles lol.

Anyway, I’ve looked up a few things about a blue pit viper bite, but I keep getting different answers when I look it up so I’m not really sure. Is it fatal immediately or soon after? Is it something that’s life changing if not fatal? They’re such beautiful snakes and I think they’re the only venomous snake I’d want to own, although that’s probably gonna change in the next decade😭 I currently only own a bearded dragon, a Halloween moon crab, and my juvenile ball python Salem. Along with other animals that are not reptiles. So by no means am I gonna get this anytime soon I just want to know about the bite and it’s venom because for some reason I can’t find a direct answer anywhere.

I hope everyone is sleeping in and as comfortable as these two Gilas are this Sunday morning!

So many beautiful snakes on our planet, but c'mon, they're had to be one snake that is just butt ugly. Please tell me about them

New here, figured I’d show off my new pair lol

Hello I'm an artist with a fascination with venomous animals and making art of them. I've drawn a King Cobra before, and am giving other snakes, like the Copperhead, a shot. But you want to know what I think would be a fun challenge? A spider. So I'd like to request a picture of a Black Widow (not picky about subspecies) from anyone who's OK with me trying to draw their spood.

What is the best state to live in for venomous keepers? I'm not talking about easiest or the place with the most lax laws regarding hots, but somewhere with a good community based around venomous snakes, and somewhere with good, trustworthy and respected mentors?

Hello, I am based in southern Michigan and would like to get experience with venomous snakes and find a mentor. I’m not(currently) looking at this with the intention to own hots myself, I’m not sure if my life will ever logistically allow me to, but I am extremely passionate about snakes; they have fascinated me ever since I first interacted with one as a child…so even if I never have the privilege of keeping these animals, the knowledge and experience alone would be well worth it to me.

I’d be happy to clean cages, sweep floors, and do anything else required of me as long as I get to learn!

PS: if this is weird way to look for a mentor, my bad, and I would be interested in correct way to go about it, or to at least be pointed in the right direction :)

Welcome to the family, she is a beautiful girl❤️

I’m a broken record with my squams but I can’t get enough of em! Enjoy 🐍

Grown from a bebe.

1.0. Lachesis muta muta

Not really, Gilas are naturally photogenic! This is one of the Gilas I produced a few years ago that’s really getting a deep orange.