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May 16, 2011

Tanieata

Venomous

Bothrops Jararacussu Albino !


Exclusive ! first time ever The Toad Headed Pitviper , an albino Bothrops Jararacussu asking
100,000.00 inquire Albert, Text or call 786 237-6010 Zoobotanicals @ aol.com

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Tanieata

Venomous

Bothrops Jararacussu babies !


Exclusive! Albino Toad headed Pit viper hets.
25,000.00 pr. Text or Call 786-237-6010 now!
Zoobotanicals @ aol.com

Phone: 786-237-6010 Email: Zoobotanicals@aol.com Email this to a friend!
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Wow, 100.000 bucks for a genetically defect specimen ...

There are definetly some people with more money than sense:) Self excluded

Best regards, BKK

That is a ridiculous amount of money. Can't see the attraction myself.

Shaking my head or / and laugh, what else?

I thought the Toad-headed Pit Vipers were the genus Bothrocophias. Bothrops jararacussu is commonly called the Jararacussu, I know it has many local names, but I did not think it was called a Toad-headed Pit Viper.
Cheers,
Brian.

i enjoy interaction and debate with you all, but this might not be the location for this , later when my friend Dr. Kempter post my pics well open a debate and thread with yet one more exclusive albino ophid you will not believe your eyes , keep comments coming as long as Peter allows .

Sorry, ladies and gentlemen!
I deleted Mr. Montejo's and the following posts.


I'm in increasing doubt if Mr. Montejo understands our philosophy here....

Sincerely

Peter Zürcher
Admin

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Cobras - breathtaking beauties!

You should write WHICH comment he deleted!

You told us then that because You could not manage to handle a Naja nivea You finally beheaded it with a butchers knife and dispatched it (Your words, exactly!). I can understand that he deleted this.

I hate to repeat it but otherwise Your statement would give a complete wrong picture about "censorship" here.

Good Morning , Guenter , This did not actually happen i was trying to give an example by thinking Dutch but speaking English , after all Mr. Leitenbauer if i couldn't handle a Cape cobra how could i perform the dispatchment.

i think that thread should stay where Peter put it . it was an attempt at a translation gone bad i would never consider this act if i needed to put a reptile down i would take it to a Vet.

if anyone was offended for this i digress and will try to improve on my example to new and up coming herpetoculturistas , Thank you, Guenter, no further comments .

Sincerely ,

Albert.

What is Tanieata? Bothriopsis taeniata. perhaps?
Still you persist with not adhering to writing standards after we asked you in the most polite way not to do so.
Language barriers can be overcome and mistakes are ok, but not deliberate attempts such as these.

As for your 100 000 Bothrocophias/Bothrops?
You want to sell something for 100 000 but you yourself do not know what you are selling by using incorrect terminolgy.
I have a feeling you are trying to make a statement with these irrational amounts.
Also, now for the first time I am having my doubts about how knowledgable you are.

We leave this to the mods.
Not getting involved in future threads such as these.

Regards
MCH

Good morning Marthinus i will anwser all questions in the proper category.
Dr. Mirco Kempter has posted about the B. jararacussu and i promise i will not dissapoint you.
Give me about one hour im prepareing some boxes for shipping .

Dont give up i will debate with you !

sincerely

Albert.

Common names can be very confusing.

Actually the common name Toad Headed Pit Viper refers to the genus Bothrocophias Gutberlet&Campbell,2001.

According to Campbell&Lamar, there is a local name in Brazil "Cabeza de sapo" for Bothrops jararacussu, which in translation means "toadhead".

We should rely here on wellknown and widespread english common names - or better on scientific names only!

regards
Peter

Well Good morning Gentlemen , i have put off my training session till later to anwser your questions.
1) Guenter Leitenbauer, 100,000.00 is a low figure for a quick sale , most times it's Zoos or private alligator farms (attractions) that purchase these specimen as a draw and charge an admission to view, they generate enough revenue to pay for the animal at least two hundred times over in just one year.
*Albino alligators sold for over 250,000.00 and i sold albino Anaconda 125,000.00 to Japan. etc.

2) Bostjan Kraner, see Anws. 1#

3) Greg Starkins, see Anws. 1#

4) Rainer Fesser, see Anws. 1#

5) Brian Petrie , See Peter Zurcher's anwser and explanation.


6) Marthinus C. Harmse, Tanieata is my nickname on Venomous Retile Org.
b. Bothrops Jararacussu , see Peters Zurcher explanation.
c. See Anws. 1#
d. About my knowledge i already explained that on my manifesto .( Art.) Bothrops insularis,.

5) Peter Zurcher , Thank you !

6) Jan Jonkman, Google the word "sheeple" hit the books then report back to VENOMLAND.


Thank you, im not offended as i read your previous post and you do the same technique to most my country men even, Randy Ciuros .

i take it that it's the way you converse .

Looking forward ,

Sincerely,

Albert.

Guenter..In The United States Of America, it's called "Stay in ur lane".

A Zoo is a multi million dollar infrastucture and big business in the US places like Disney World
Sea World Orlando, The Serpentarium, The Dallas zoo, Californias ZooBotanical Gardens etc.

*Out of my leauge, i cant even afford to keep Albino hets. of Bothrops Jararacussu.

Talk to you soon ,
Got to train (work out).

Regards Al.

Any phantastic price asked for "rare herps" or whatever is just wish thinking first of all. Anyone will have to pay that amount to turn it into reality. We will see - or even not.

Peter

Peter, we in Europe with our playground industry and small zoos are so far away to understand the mechanisms of the "multi million dollar zoo infrastructure" in the colonies, I guess we can learn so much from Mr Montejo!

Greetings,

I think you can´t compare that. If a zoo advertises with headlines like "Only Albino-Anaconda worldwide!" or "Come and see Albino-Alligators!" almost everyone knows what hes´s going to see there, course everyone knows the "Human-Killer-Beast-Snake" Anaconda, and the "living dinosaur" Alligator as well.

But these are fameless Pitvipers, just known by some herpelogists and some laymen snake-keepers. They´re quite attractive, that´s for sure, but you can´t compare them with these above known mythological species.

But fingers crossed for you to find a good home for them

Regards,

Manuel

LOLLLL Peter !!!