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I collected her on Wednesday she is an Adult Cape Coral Cobra (Aspidelaps Lubricus Lubricus)
Thank YouShe's a beauty . I've always loved the look of Cobras.
Thanks.Really cool. I really want a snake (specifically ball python) but my mom doesn't like them because they are big and eat rodents and stuff.
Thank You.Jfc she's beautiful! I know it probably goes without saying but be careful with that beauty!
I've never known someone to own one directly but capes always scared me when someone would mention they saw one in person!
Cool creature
Thanks Mass.That's a gorgeous danger noodle LC.
Can I just say Thank you , you have got me looking into the Naja Nivea, maybe one to add to the collection . Been making enquiries today about these and the Naja Haje (Egyptian Cobra) to see if it`s possible to get hold of either one (or both knowing me) Specimens.Ahh! Mixup explains it then! I saw Cape Cobra and instantly thought 'THAT'S SOME SERIOUS NOODLE!'
I've never owned a venomous reptile so that's pretty cool no matter the relativity of mixup, absolutely beautiful specimen!
Agreed. LC is a beast though, he'll probably outlive all of us. The folks that look past the danger and see the animal are on a different level than the average hobbyist. I'm self aware enough to know that. I see something different when I look at dangerous animals. I see an enemy. More "caveman"-like thinking..any plans for a Naja Oxiana on your list!? you are getting quite some collection going on there
I have looked into this species most of them tend to be really dull in colouration , except this . If I could get one with these markings then a big YES.any plans for a Naja Oxiana on your list!? you are getting quite some collection going on there
Thanks Mass.Agreed. LC is a beast though, he'll probably outlive all of us. The folks that look past the danger and see the animal are on a different level than the average hobbyist. I'm self aware enough to know that. I see something different when I look at dangerous animals. I see an enemy. More "caveman"-like thinking..
Which has it's uses, tbh, but it is ultimately destructive. Which bothers us cavemen not at all. Still. I'd kill a cobra on site, but they really are fantastic animals..very impressive. Props to a pro for diving deeper than most of us.
That sure is beautiful... I can see you adding this to your ever expanding collection and likely a few others ,I'm sure theres more out there to be added to the list that you haven't even looked at yet...exciting times!I have looked into this species most of them tend to be really dull in colouration , except this . If I could get one with these markings then a big YES.
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