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Not really that common as the Venomous market in the UK counts for about 11%.I love the copperheads.
Is it common to keep venomous snakes over there? Does it require a whole host of special permits as it does here?
I've been to the hot room at Hamm with a vet friend of mine. He's into the vipers. He's got a whole room full of them.
Thank YouBeautiful snake!!!
Over here I'd be surprised if the venomous snakes were more than 1% of the market. Very few people can get the necessary permits.Not really that common as the Venomous market in the UK counts for about 11%.
Yes over here we require a DWA which is a Dangerous Wild Animal Licence we also have to have Public Liability Insurance.
I`m just starting to rebuild my Hot collection again.
I live in the County of Essex and in my home borough I am the only person licensed to keep Venomous Snakes.Over here I'd be surprised if the venomous snakes were more than 1% of the market. Very few people can get the necessary permits.
Well if ever one were to escape, they'd know whose door to knock on, wouldn't they?I live in the County of Essex and in my home borough I am the only person licensed to keep Venomous Snakes.
Believe it or not there are many properties , too many in the UK that have these Reptiles illegally , there was one place around a mile away from me that was raided by police , when they got in there was a 5ft Caiman on the loose just walking about in the house. There were many Venomous snakes as well, Cobras , Rattlers, many of the snakes had to be put to sleep due to their poor condition and there were also many other dead non venomous snakes and lizards.Well if ever one were to escape, they'd know whose door to knock on, wouldn't they?
Thank You.He's a very handsome guy.