What It Takes To Keep Deadly Snakes?? DO IT PROFESSIONALLY

Many of you might be wondering what it takes to keep venomous animals and how to get into it, we’ll start by watching this and getting a few pointers on keeping if it’s the right thing to do because far too many people “use” these animals as something to show off with and if that’s the mindset, then honestly you shouldn’t work with these animals.

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[ZOIDBERG]

The skit in the beginning was really funny and it made me laugh. Another amazing video as always X I'm going to start using danger Noodles xx

[OGSaltyGamer]

Couldn’t agree more as someone who is getting more into the venomous side of snakes I find it quite easy and a lot more common that people get these species of snakes just to be “cool” and fit in. In the short time that I have kept and worked with venomous species I’ve honestly learned quite a lot and done countless hours of research on one species and this should be the standard procedure for any snake species.

[snakemannn]

well putted video man, ,, i did enjoy and it was all well understood to me keep up the great works, ,,, handshakez

[good_samaritan]

Your views are up; thats great man. Too bad you don't have a twin brother as I'm sure you guys would be working together and having loads of fun. Good Vid and loads of advice.

[johnschlesinger]

Excellent video! I don’t keep venomous, and never will - have a few snakes - pythons and boas and love caring for them. I have watched every video Al Coritz (Viperkeeper) has made, and think that before starting with a mentor watching his videos would be a great introduction to get an idea of just what is involved.

[smokeybear]

Been keeping heterodon nasicus for awhile now, assuming I’m ready for cobras?😂

[geckoworld]

In my country there are no venomus keepers, i would love vipera ammodytes because its native in my country

[breakingboardrooms]

As for me, I love Copperheads bc they're adorable.

[AlijahLeexZooGang]

Great video!
Can’t wait to see more.
New sub 🐍 #zoogang

[iamthejabberwock]

I live in northern MN. I've been looking for a few months to find a mentor. I don't know if I would ever keep venomous myself, but I would love to have the opportunity to get to work with these amazing creatures. My biggest roadblock however, is finding other keepers near me. Right now my only way to get access to training seems to be classes across the country. Do you have any recommendations on where and how to find a local mentor? I don't think a 3 day class is going to be all the training I need(not saying I won't be taking those classes though) Thank you for your time!
-jabo

[ScalyFloof]

Love the shirt ! Where did you get it ?! :P

[misslindsayyy]

Hahahaha your American “Bro” accent is hilarious!! 😂😂😂

[jamesyoureshortfriend]

At umshlanga I saw a yellow bealed sea snake it was awesome arnt they rare so is it sick right

[tylerwaren]

I have a few rattlers and cobras do you think I am ready for a ball python

[monsterkajiu]

If there was a venomous reptile i could get, it would be a gila monster!!

[smetlogik]

Lol that intro. Wait? I can't hold you accountable if I do something "dumb and stupid"? That's not fair. What's the first venom.... never mind... I got to.. 10:29

[atkpirate]

What’s going on with your left eye? It’s looks like it’s two colors?