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Peter Zürcher
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PostSubject: Dendroaspis viridis, picture   Sun 13 Apr - 19:21
My breeding couple of Green Mambas.
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.

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Peter

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Mario Lutz
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PostSubject: Re: Dendroaspis viridis, picture   Sun 13 Apr - 19:27
grrrr, that hurts peter! you know how badly i want some Dendroaspis viridis.... cant see them enough, unfortunately im having difficulties in getting some, to bad...

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Jelmer Groen
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PostSubject: Re: Dendroaspis viridis, picture   Sun 13 Apr - 20:00
I only keep Asian snakes at the moment...but some day....


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Mario Lutz
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PostSubject: Re: Dendroaspis viridis, picture   Sun 13 Apr - 20:14
stay away from them Jelmer, just a friendly advice... you will become addicted, thats for sure! mambas are the "champions-league" in venomous snake keeping, and you will never get away from them... dont tell me later i dont give you a warning before!


cheers
Mario

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Jakob H. Christensen
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PostSubject: Re: Dendroaspis viridis, picture   Thu 24 Apr - 2:34
Beautiful specimens, you have there Peter! Definately my favorite amongst the mambas.
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Harold van der Ploeg
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PostSubject: Re: Dendroaspis viridis, picture   Sun 27 Apr - 5:06
Nice picture Peter! Cool
And of course some nice looking specimens too!
I haven't bred them yet, but hopefully I will succeed in breeding them some day Smile

Mario Lutz wrote:
stay away from them Jelmer, just a friendly advice... you will become addicted, thats for sure! mambas are the "champions-league" in venomous snake keeping, and you will never get away from them... dont tell me later i dont give you a warning before!


You'll become addicted for sure indeed! It is not only their beauty, but they are very special in behaviour too. Very elegant, curious, etc.


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