Thanks for your compliments, everyone
I love these snakes and I'm glad others can enjoy the pictures.
It's surprising to hear someone say that they can't understand the appeal of Death Adders. Almost every visitor to the house is extremely keen to see Death Adders. As much as I love the Adders I never make the suggestion of bringing them out, I never offer, but by far they're what almost everyone most wants to see. A couple of months ago I had a visitor who was more interested in seeing Water Pythons! It was a very special and unusual day! :lol:
The appeal of Death Adders really can't be delivered in photographs, their personalities (snakenalities?) really appeal to me, they vary a lot between races and individuals. Most really do have natures which I would describe as "sweet". I wish they had a friendlier-sounding name. It's such a shame more people can't have the opportunity to enjoy them.
I know I have said it before Sdaji, but your camera skills make me very envious.
Great looking critters, I will have to get you some pyrrhus.
And I'm still shooting with a cheap little piece of garbage compact camera! :lol: If you want to send Death Adders my way I will certainly not say no! I imagine yours would be locality pure too... *drool*
I've avoided the pyrrhus until now because they're a bit more finicky than the others, although I'm sure they vary a lot between populations. Some of the central Australian ones will throw up furred rodents and have babies which are stubborn little things with their first meals. I wouldn't be entirely surprised if the WA ones were a bit different. I know praelongus are reknown for having stubborn babies, but I have some which are born as brilliant feeders.