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Kelly Aarnio Snakekeeper


 Number of posts: 42 Age: 51 Location: Finland Points: 580 Registration date: 2010-08-30
 | Subject: Bitis arietans Tue 31 Aug - 5:00 | |
| Some pics of my puff, one of the meanest i've seen... but a nice bloke. 1.0 -07 CB (Tanzania)   Noticed that i only had some old snakepics on my pb-account, have to update the terras so i'm gonna post'em here later. Sorry for the quality, using an pocket sized Olympus u700  |
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Bjorn Unger Newbie


 Number of posts: 23 Age: 28 Location: Cape Town, South Africa Points: 564 Registration date: 2010-08-23
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Thu 2 Sep - 3:19 | |
| Very nice! The set up looks great. Even though we have them all over here they are still among my favorite. When we get call outs for the we sometimes find some nasty ones that will spread a hood almost like a cobra. LOL |
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Andrew Hacket Snakemaster


 Number of posts: 441 Age: 32 Location: South Africa Points: 1753 Registration date: 2008-04-27
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Thu 2 Sep - 3:48 | |
| I agree there , The setup looks really nice  |
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Janne Penttinen Snakekeeper

 Number of posts: 66 Age: 34 Location: Finland Points: 1252 Registration date: 2008-11-17
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Sun 5 Sep - 15:48 | |
| That animal's got issues. Every time I pay a visit, it starts to puff so loud, it seem to explode any second. Got 2.1 arietans, so even in Finland it seems that they're all over the place hahaha
From my childhood these have been my favorite. The striking speed and the unpredictability stays unbelievable no matter what other specie of snake you observe....
The set up does justice to the nice snake! |
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Christoph Meyer Newbie

 Number of posts: 35 Age: 35 Location: Germany Points: 589 Registration date: 2010-08-09
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Fri 10 Sep - 0:49 | |
| From my point of view, this arietans is not from tanzania. thats why the colours arenīt shiny enough. especially for a male. |
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Kelly Aarnio Snakekeeper


 Number of posts: 42 Age: 51 Location: Finland Points: 580 Registration date: 2010-08-30
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Fri 10 Sep - 9:44 | |
| Ain't shure what you mean with shiny colors, if not refering to the more yellow colorizing thats often found on the ones from Namibia, still this CB has always been told to been originated locally from Tanzania, don't know, maybe you know better/are right. Still i'm wondering what else than this shining was the one that caused you're presuming? ... that started to bother me now (maybe rather irritate), so would be nice if some one could verify he's locality by country, and if another one than Tanzania then why do you believe so. Anyone? Updated picture  |
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Kelly Aarnio Snakekeeper


 Number of posts: 42 Age: 51 Location: Finland Points: 580 Registration date: 2010-08-30
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Mon 25 Oct - 5:55 | |
| So this is my Tanzanian 1.0 CB-07 Bitis arietans, and an update on he's living conditions Bitis arietans  and he's new and also final place... |
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Kelly Aarnio Snakekeeper


 Number of posts: 42 Age: 51 Location: Finland Points: 580 Registration date: 2010-08-30
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Tue 25 Oct - 23:51 | |
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Frederic Degrune Newbie

 Number of posts: 7 Age: 35 Location: belgique Points: 114 Registration date: 2011-10-24
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Wed 26 Oct - 0:31 | |
| very nice snake, speed of it is amazing!!!!!! i've been looking at videos... One of my favourite!!!! |
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Kelly Aarnio Snakekeeper


 Number of posts: 42 Age: 51 Location: Finland Points: 580 Registration date: 2010-08-30
 | Subject: Re: Bitis arietans Wed 26 Oct - 4:59 | |
| Yes they are fast when they strike, these are the ones not to underrate, ever, but great snakes overall anyway. |
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