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]]> Dendroaspis Fri, 03 Sep 2010 21:21:50 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/d-viridis-t2906.htm#19136 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/d-viridis-t2906.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/eastern-green-mamba-dendroaspis-angusticeps-feeds-on-sebrafinch-t2890.htm Richard Mastenbroek The local petshop called me today and asked if I could use some older Sebra finches as food for my snakes. So I picked them up and fed them to my male Eastern Green Mamba Dendroaspis angusticeps Really amazing if you see them strike and grab a flying bird with rapid speed out of the air. A bird does not know what hits him and dies in a instance. But the snake grabbed it rigth behind te wings of wich I could take some nice shots. I have not best camera but I think they turned out oke. cheers Richard Dendroaspis Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:33:18 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/eastern-green-mamba-dendroaspis-angusticeps-feeds-on-sebrafinch-t2890.htm#18986 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/eastern-green-mamba-dendroaspis-angusticeps-feeds-on-sebrafinch-t2890.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/physical-differences-between-d-jamesoni-jamesoni-and-d-viridis-t2678.htm Michael Burmeister Thanks.
]]> Dendroaspis Wed, 21 Jul 2010 07:32:39 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/physical-differences-between-d-jamesoni-jamesoni-and-d-viridis-t2678.htm#17240 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/physical-differences-between-d-jamesoni-jamesoni-and-d-viridis-t2678.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/shot-of-pair-angusticeps-t2634.htm Richard Mastenbroek
]]> Dendroaspis Tue, 13 Jul 2010 00:20:02 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/shot-of-pair-angusticeps-t2634.htm#16996 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/shot-of-pair-angusticeps-t2634.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/finally-some-shots-off-the-angusticeps-i-brought-home-from-the-hamm-show-t2623.htm Richard Mastenbroek


]]> Dendroaspis Sat, 10 Jul 2010 18:33:24 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/finally-some-shots-off-the-angusticeps-i-brought-home-from-the-hamm-show-t2623.htm#16926 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/finally-some-shots-off-the-angusticeps-i-brought-home-from-the-hamm-show-t2623.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/newest-member-of-the-family-t2567.htm victor mena
]]> Dendroaspis Fri, 02 Jul 2010 04:49:09 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/newest-member-of-the-family-t2567.htm#16483 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/newest-member-of-the-family-t2567.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/wet-eastern-green-mamba-picture-t2578.htm Richard Mastenbroek




cheers

Richard]]> Dendroaspis Fri, 02 Jul 2010 18:34:28 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/wet-eastern-green-mamba-picture-t2578.htm#16546 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/wet-eastern-green-mamba-picture-t2578.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/my-new-male-t2549.htm patrick vince Hi all, i bought a polylepis male few month ago, he was eating well, but has a bad old shed and few small wounds; now after 2 sheds he is in his all glory ! He is from Tanzania, still a little bit timid, but far less than the begining. Hope to breed him after acclimatation to reverse season (my female is !). Before.....head and body: [img][/img] [img][/img] and now... [img][/img] [img][/img] and the pair...female on the left. [img][/img] Enjoy. Dendroaspis Sat, 26 Jun 2010 11:55:42 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/my-new-male-t2549.htm#16335 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/my-new-male-t2549.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/question-about-gravid-polylepis-t2561.htm Brian Henley
How long after copulation does it usually take for ovaposition to occur in D. polylepis? Also, I was hoping someone could help me out with incubation info (temps, humidity, etc...). In addition, do females continue to eat up until they lay eggs, or do they slack off after fairly obvious signs of being gravid?

Thanks everybody in advance, I look forward to hearing from all the Mamba keepers out there!

Brian]]> Dendroaspis Wed, 30 Jun 2010 14:02:43 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/question-about-gravid-polylepis-t2561.htm#16444 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/question-about-gravid-polylepis-t2561.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/my-favorite-of-the-mamba-dendroaspis-angusticeps-t2438.htm Richard Mastenbroek Hi here are some pics of the green enclorsure I love this species of Mamba most their behaviour is great to. Cheers Richard Dendroaspis Mon, 31 May 2010 09:35:33 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/my-favorite-of-the-mamba-dendroaspis-angusticeps-t2438.htm#15544 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/my-favorite-of-the-mamba-dendroaspis-angusticeps-t2438.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/black-mamba-t1681.htm Jamie Osburn Here are a few pictures of a subadult female D.polylepis I have. She is of Tanzanian origin. I recently acquired a male of the same origin and will get some pictures once he sheds. -Jamie Dendroaspis Thu, 19 Nov 2009 04:32:58 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/black-mamba-t1681.htm#9817 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/black-mamba-t1681.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/breeding-dendroaspis-polylepis-t1878.htm David Nixon Hi all, Is there anybody on here who has bred D. polylepis? I currently have 2 males and 1 female – I’ve been spraying them 2-3 times per day and rotating the males, sometimes keeping 2 in with her at a time, over the last 3 weeks she has been hiding in the trap box, where I still continue to spray through the entrance. She seems to be moping around and not that active – yesterday I lifted her back-end up and it looks like there are bumps underneath, maybe this is just wishful thinking because ... Dendroaspis Mon, 08 Feb 2010 11:04:04 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/breeding-dendroaspis-polylepis-t1878.htm#11369 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/breeding-dendroaspis-polylepis-t1878.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/angusticeps-just-bebause-there-so-beautifull-t2299.htm Richard Mastenbroek her we go cheers Dendroaspis Wed, 05 May 2010 20:43:47 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/angusticeps-just-bebause-there-so-beautifull-t2299.htm#14644 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/angusticeps-just-bebause-there-so-beautifull-t2299.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-t1978.htm Joe Switalski


]]> Dendroaspis Tue, 09 Mar 2010 21:32:14 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-t1978.htm#12192 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-t1978.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/outdoor-enclosures-for-mamba-s-t301.htm Craig Van Rensburg I am very fortunate that I live right in the locality of Dendroaspis polylepis and angusticeps. Therefore I keep them in outdoor enclosures and they are very happy and breed in the enclosures. Looking at the enclosures from the front, they are 2.4 meters wide and 3.2 meters deep. The front half is made of wire mesh and the back half is under cover, so the snakes can escape the sun and rain when they want. The hide boxes are at the back, elevated about 2 meters off the ground. I can ... Dendroaspis Fri, 02 May 2008 07:39:17 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/outdoor-enclosures-for-mamba-s-t301.htm#1462 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/outdoor-enclosures-for-mamba-s-t301.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/who-keeps-mambas-t8.htm Mario Lutz Mambas are incredible as they seam to be very intelligent.

who else keep Mambas?]]> Dendroaspis Fri, 07 Mar 2008 00:57:59 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/who-keeps-mambas-t8.htm#13 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/who-keeps-mambas-t8.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/a-few-pictures-of-all-the-mambas-species-t1632.htm Maik Dobiey Here are a few images of wild and mainly captive Mambas. All species are repesented. I hope I can complete this collection with images of D. j. jamesoni soon. Click HERE to see the images. Thanks to Frank Weinsheimer and BioKen (Kenya) where some of the images were taken. Dendroaspis Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:51:54 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/a-few-pictures-of-all-the-mambas-species-t1632.htm#9519 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/a-few-pictures-of-all-the-mambas-species-t1632.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/more-old-pics-t1617.htm patrick vince I have found again some shots of my young CB polylepis and i want to share them with mambas aficionados They were CB, and parents were from the magic South Africa! Note the different eyes colorations with my Tanzanian wc female. [img][/img] [img][/img] [img][/img] They were both more nervous and "afraid of nothing" than my wc...! and hooding was frequent ! [img][/img][img][/img] ...and my wc female: [img][/img] My young polylepis (young...they were around ... Dendroaspis Tue, 27 Oct 2009 11:48:39 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/more-old-pics-t1617.htm#9336 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/more-old-pics-t1617.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-viridis-t1559.htm Harold van der Ploeg Some Dendroaspis viridis pictures: Cheers, Harold Dendroaspis Fri, 02 Oct 2009 10:49:17 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-viridis-t1559.htm#8953 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-viridis-t1559.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-dendroaspis-polylepis-t1043.htm David Nixon







]]> Dendroaspis Mon, 09 Mar 2009 20:31:47 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-dendroaspis-polylepis-t1043.htm#5802 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-dendroaspis-polylepis-t1043.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/few-pics-of-my-favorite-t1527.htm patrick vince It is a wc female from Tanzania, and i got her since 4.5 years now...she is a beauty, with a very calm nature (not the case when i first got her!)but even without " handling" she became accustomed to me after, well, one year, and now she is a wonderfull animal to behold! Size: 2.4m [img][/img] [img][/img][img][/img] Load some better pics later for you! R. Dendroaspis Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:36:12 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/few-pics-of-my-favorite-t1527.htm#8779 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/few-pics-of-my-favorite-t1527.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-jamesoni-kaimosae-t1346.htm Frederik Wustrack Hello, I have good news: at the 23rd of June the first Dendroaspis jamesoni kaimosae was born! In total today there are 3 animals born, one was disabled and died today. The other two animals are doing well and it seems, that they feel like 2 meters! Highly aggressive! One egg is still in the incubator and it is not smelling. Maybe…… Some parameters of the breed: mating was at the 27th of November 2008. The female was feeding until the end of pregnancy. At the 8th of March 2009 she ... Dendroaspis Sun, 28 Jun 2009 15:35:30 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-jamesoni-kaimosae-t1346.htm#7583 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-jamesoni-kaimosae-t1346.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-mating-t32.htm Mario Lutz this morning, i found our Denroaspis angusticeps copulating in her cage. the group contains 2.1 and seams to be a fantastic gang. i was caught a bit by surprise, coz i was believing we only have 3 males. well, it turns out that even probing isn't always 100% right. the mating male is our "old" inmate - the 1.1 was introduced 2 weeks ago. so far, i cant see any comment fight between the males and also feeding is rather easy. we just leave 10 mice every feeding session (once a ... Dendroaspis Tue, 11 Mar 2008 04:13:20 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-mating-t32.htm#75 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-angusticeps-mating-t32.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/a-few-pics-of-d-polylepis-t685.htm Lourance Klose



Thanks]]> Dendroaspis Tue, 07 Oct 2008 14:51:20 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/a-few-pics-of-d-polylepis-t685.htm#3862 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/a-few-pics-of-d-polylepis-t685.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/polyepis-pic-t593.htm Terry Phillip Cool Thanks Mario, Terry this photo was taken while moving her for cage cleaning... I don't normally like pictures of me runnin around but I really like this pic Gotta love the tail wrap Dendroaspis Sun, 31 Aug 2008 04:41:37 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/polyepis-pic-t593.htm#3426 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/polyepis-pic-t593.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-polylepis-some-pictures-t106.htm Mario Lutz our Black Mambas are somethings! for sure they are one of the most challenging snakes i have worked with within the last years. nevertheless they are the most amazing ones besides the Kings, Taipans and forest Cobras. my male as he was only 8 moths old. today he is not even two years, and already two meters long, growing like crazy! Dendroaspis Tue, 01 Apr 2008 12:50:29 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-polylepis-some-pictures-t106.htm#320 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-polylepis-some-pictures-t106.htm http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-viridis-picture-t198.htm Peter Zürcher The bigger, yellow specimen is the lady. I've been breeding these twice, unfortunately the female died one year ago, I bougth her 1995 on a show as wildcaught adult.

Cheers
Peter]]> Dendroaspis Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:21:31 GMT http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-viridis-picture-t198.htm#730 http://www.venomland.net/dendroaspis-f5/dendroaspis-viridis-picture-t198.htm