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Theres a big place in Nashua as well, but the name escapes me and I have never used that yellow pages website. REDRUM might now the name of it.

sweeeeeet..........:D

impending molt maybe?

Curious what is the auction going to be like? What will we be bidding on and such.

Do they actually flare up like a real cobra, are they good display snakes, temperments, eating requirements..... and where can I get one.......... oh and how big do they get? aah and Ive heard "mildly" venomous, whats mild in venom terms?

one full one..................

NICE!! I live up here in New Hampshire if you want to sell one........... pm me if you do....... Ill be waiting........... nothing yet........... still waiting........... hehe, can you tell I want one..............

857........

One humungous one, other dealers sporaticly had them, all in all though was a good selection. At least ten though.

every t is different, temperment wise, might want to prod it with something soft first to see the mood, if it seems ok, you can place your hand in front of it and prod it in the rear towards your hand and then go from there.

Id say stay away from them, I was going to use them to at one point, my turn away was the lighting, pretty dark in them thar containers. How many do you need?

IMO you cant really go by time with males, just my experience.

High humidity, condensation? decomposing cricket? "wicking" of the water dish? Injured t? poop?

quite the large rose hair you got............ :D

um...um....well....you....um........WOW?

I would have snagged that up in a heartbeat too... As far as humidity and temps, Ive never had a problem keeping them at room temps and a big water bowl to lounge in if it wanted too.

by the by, whatever that means, hear it all the time in new england, these pups are for sale in the want ads section.

Ive seen quite a few full sized ones in 10gl tanks, so its really up to you and the space you have. Plus what you going to put in the tank with it.

I had a three foot savanah that I fed rats, chicken and steak tips to.

featherleg, black and white, and yes a 1" giant stripe, not a L para