Snakes are predators and therefore other snakes is fair game, most snakes will eat other snakes, I have seen puffies, capies, snouties and if you do a search on this forum you can even see bushviper feeding his mamba boas. I would not say cape cobras prefers other snakes but if given the chance they...

Thanks Arno and Anton for a great evening and outing, well done to croc city on the new snake park!

Nice Allen congratulations on the capies. I wonder if they will look the same when they are adults?(the twins)

Yes real nice, nice looking mamba!

Interesting post thanks.

Simplest way is to use a bigger waterbowl and move it closer or further away from the CHE untill you get the required humidity you looking for.

Nice man, looks like you're having a busy season. Thanks for sharing!

Hi Ant, the area you are referring to is Barrage which is next to Loch Vaal. I myself do snake removals often in that area. The venomous ones you get there is Rinkhals, plenty of them and I can believe you when you say big ones as I caught a few big ones before in that area. Puff adder but not often...

As always nice photos and beautiful snakes MrG.

Yes Boomslang.

What a cool post this is! Man that first capie, the speckled one is just insane!!!

You might be in luck I see you are from PE, there is a guy that I found on FB, Anton Kolesky who is also from PE and he ships the valves from the US. I do not have contact details for you but just do a FB search. Hope you come right.

Nice Warren, Mitton sure is right, those are some awesome mambas.

I had the same thing with my male, my temps are now set to a hotspot off 30 and I do not place him in water to drink any more. I just give him a shallow dish to drink out. No more regurgitation for the past 8 months.

Wil not harm any of the dogs, what area was the snake caught, I am sure we could help you with a number to catch problem snakes at your house.