HELLO, BREAKFAST

[Spilota]

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[Aurora]

LOL!!! If he only new what was coming...

[Spilota]

He soon will :scared:

[The Snake Guru]

LOL....Nice!

~B~

[Jess]

Gotcha LOL!!
Jess

[mcem]

Too funny!!! At first glance, I thought it had the mouse by the tail!!! I actually seen that happen with a cobra...they don't seem too bright!!!

[TailsWithScales]

That's awesome! Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

[Spilota]

I believe that I have actually seen this snake in the scales.:rolleyes:I was at Tony's snake show at the Gold Coast and he said that a friend of his was told that these snakes can't be bred in captivity. So to prove them wrong, he collected a batch of eggs and went about nurturing them until they hatched. All of them died except for the one in the photo and that was enough to prove his point. The snake was then given to Tony, but Tony was bitten by that snake and was given the anti-venom, which means that if he were ever bitten by that snake or one of the same species, about all that he can do is say good bye to those around him. Hi still displays the same snake at his shows.:eek: