If I Got Bit…

[@thepidstop9531]

Chandler, I've been thinking about this for months now! Ive been soooooo curious about bite protocols and what system you had in place, thank you so very much for sharing! One of the best in venomous education!!!

[@ChandlersWildLife]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Jess-in1ux]

Me too!!

[@JPsPetNation]

Me to ..does he have to have everything on site . Like the anti vemon or is it kept at the hospital?

[@hiperson5986]

@@JPsPetNation that's been answered before

[@alexphillips1885]

@@JPsPetNation okay so here’s the lowdown as far as I’ve been taught. Soflo has Venom 1 which stocks every known antivenin. (Zoos/Venom 1)They’re the ones who supply the hospitals. If you’re in a location where there are not native venomous or large collections of venomous, you must supply your own. Cheaper to buy directly and store yourself. Collectors/Keepers will even keep expired Antivenins just in case they need it

[@slevenkelevra4167]

I can't get enough of these videos. Not only are feeding videos simply impressive. But the ability to get a little closer to them when they're eating is so cool. Thanks for the intro information also! Keep up all you're doing chandler. You truly are inspiring!

[@clistiarobinson2782]

Good evening chandler i hope all is well. Please be safe and dont get bit. We need ya around forever

[@jackpotjunkie]

"...forever...and eva eva... foreva eva...!!" (outkast voice) >.

[@XKuroXHanaX]

I'm in California and have been advocating for our native wildlife. You've really inspired me to be passionate about what I do and educate more people on the local snakes. Someday I'd like to have a western diamondback as an educational animal. Videos like this are so important so thank you. I hope you know how many people look up to you! You're an awesome person!

[@johndudas5786]

I look up to Chandler and Tyler Nolan if it wasn't for these guys I wouldnt be afraid of snakes anymore last year I held my first ball python it was my buddys and his snake was just chilling on me like his snake was my own pet it was the best experience I ever had I thank Chandler and Tyler Nolan for making me not afraid of snakes

[@JPsPetNation]

That is amazing. How long habe you been working with the native wildlife for ? I bet you get to see some really cool animals.. ?

[@XKuroXHanaX]

@@JPsPetNation I've been around the native animals for as long as I can remember. I like to move the male tarantulas out of the road while they're looking for mates. Every opportunity I get to interact with the native snakes I do. I had the wonderful experience of meeting an incredibly gravid banded California king snake in its natural habitat. I had the privilege of capturing and transporting an injured baby great horned owl. I also get to spend a lot of time in the southern california hilly deserts on horse back. I'm currently waiting for lockdown measures to ease up again so I can bring some of my ambassadors to the local museum. Watching people like Chandler have really inspired me to be in nature and help it wherever I can. I doubt if would've had the courage to help that owl (who despite being a baby was one of the largest birds I've ever met) if I had never seen what chandler does. He gave me the same motivation that watching Steve Irwin gave me as a child. The wildlife of Southern california is amazing and adaptive and reclusive but if you get the chance I recommend spending time in the nature preserves to see them.

[@giomarrivera4384]

Here after you got bit my dude (a year and 1/2 later), Glad you’re ok!

[@LOtarie]

Holy moly never cut a call so short with that title on my phones notification lmao I Saw I got Bit xD

[@ChandlersWildLife]

If…IF!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@WhitFyffe]

Same lol

[@exotic680]

Same lol

[@Topgglerd]

@Stro Sinatra hey mate it seems all the comments you leave on this channel are negative and hateful and we don’t need or want that here so respectfully either stop being such a douche or leave you don’t have to be a part of this community

[@Nicklanter]

Same

[@mikkac]

Hospitals usually keep only the local snakes antivenom, as antivenom is expensive and does not last very long. So its always playing with danger if you keep so many different poisonous specimens.

[@GiraffeLoverJen]

I'd be interested to hear more about the actual disaster/emergency protocol, especially for situations where you do not have much warning or time to prepare.

[@lisadouglas1394]

I love that you still give us the information to keep you safe and for your permits. Your videos are so great Chandler 😀 Your bite protocols are so interesting.

[@ItsSauIGoodman]

13:28 that Gaboon Viper is like, "hey man, what're yall talking about"

[@kathrinwalch7736]

I really like how much calmer you are acting throughout the video than you did in previous ones. Makes it much easier and enjoyable to watch.

[@Jreb1865]

For real... Instead of bouncing around like a mad man...

[@glockkidd]

Forreall

[@welshwitch2126]

This is a much more enjoyable and informative video. I can’t handle the Chandler on crack.

[@bryanp4827]

Chandler " If I got bit...? " Crocodile " HOLD MY BEER...! " 😱😱

[@StonedtotheBones13]

Love the baby snake voice and seeing your adoration for the tiny taipan 🤭 Smart to have one video you can point ppl to about emergency bite plans

[@cmhilltheekseggajsurehaozirjw]

My dog died today and this video really cheered me up so I wanted to say thank you and keep doing what you love

[@bryanmorgia345]

Love ya Chandler!!! thanks for the education as well as showing off these beautiful creatures to us!!!!

[@HannahJade870]

You mentioned you had a tornado protocol for your animals. Would you mind, one day, briefly explaining a normal natural disaster plan? I love learning from you, so I can educate my family on reptiles. 💛

[@Repti-verse]

And the pupil thing is really assosiated more with their activity. Nocturnal snakes typically have a cateye pupil while diurnal snakes typically have round pupils.

[@terithetacticalunicorn6003]

While I understand the reason behind not cutting off circulation after a necrotizing snake bite, losing a limb over your heart stopping seems like a better option. That's just my take, and I admit I do not (and will not) own venomous animals.

[@robmullin1128]

I jumped when he was taking out the Cobras 🤣 their hiss is vicious lol

[@rustyforceps1012]

Can’t go wrong with a feeding video!! Meatball is right up there in my favorites from your collection. 1. The Kings 2. The Gaboon/Rhino/Gabinos 3. Sr. Pepe 4. Allison/Kobe 5. Meatball 6. Green Mambas 7. Chinese Sharp Nosed 8. BUSHMASTA 9. Fer De Lance 10. The OG Big Bertha and the other Naias.

[@rebelson5914]

Total respect for your knowledge and skill with these awesome animals!

[@davidphillips2798]

Seems weird that Allison is shy when it comes to eating but you're cobras are feisty as can be. Glad we have you to teach us about all this stuff!! A+ instructor!!

[@JPsPetNation]

Yer you think she he the first to get her mouth around some food ha . It just shows that a snake that size and that deadly still thinks before she eats anything. She beeds to make sure it isnsafe to eat before hand. Very cool to watch how they are all different when it comes to eating

[@franksmith6897]

FYI.....a venomous snake bite can cost upwards of $300,000 to $500,000 when you factor in anti-venom and hospital costs. One vial of rattlesnake anti-venom can cost $15,000 and you might need 20-25 of them for a severe bite.

[@roderickcameron2595]

Hi Chandler...after watching Tiger King 2 it really highlights what a credit you are to the hobby/profession. I'm sure there are plenty of cowboys in the reptile world too, but the way you conduct yourself, your knowledge of and respect and passion for the animals, is brilliant. Tyler and Dingo are in that same category, love all the content you guys deliver. Just wanted to give you a shout out and let you know that people see you are doing such great work. Long may it continue!!!!

[@christiangasior4244]

There’s a new tiger king?

[@colewardell826]

The fact that he pulled the monocled cobra for the if you got bit video then got bit by one years later is wild

[@Churchaboyy]

Please dont get bit u and tyler help me through my day idk id do without yall

[@mo1stjusto146]

I think its hilarious when you hear the snakes smack the glass trying to bite chandler through it😂

[@brittanycampos3105]

I actually like Chandler better than any of the other snake educators I've seen. Love your channel. It's better than anything I've seen. You make it both fun and educational

[@calewarner06]

There are a few greats out there, but I agree Chandler's number one

[@kaylanicole6080]

Chandler and Tyler are the only ones that can keep my full attention

[@sidneyressler9631]

Literally read this and was like CHANDLER GOT BIT!! My face was like😳, had to double check the title there….😂

[@cbrooksusmc]

The message at the end of every video has inspired me to go to my local fish and wildlife to volunteer. I am 32 and I love animals. I admire everything you do!

[@michaella287]

Hahaha Kevin's like... Dude, where's my food 😂

[@gecko-guy362]

Chantler the title of this video scared the heck out of me

[@ElCluelessCollector]

Holy crap I misread that as I got bit. Now the heart attack is over … time to enjoy the vid 😂

[@AkaneCelesHiko]

Omg, same. My heart stopped.

[@ChandlersWildLife]

Sorry!❤️🤣😭🤣

[@carm0924]

I thought the same thing at first!!

[@silverlady1118]

Same here ☺

[@LuciBriggsMusic]

risky risky grabbing that hide out of the cobra enclosure. I was nervous for u brother.

[@richiev2923]

WOW!!! Love learning new stuff. The truncate trick only works with certain species. Never would have thought about that. noted that one for sure!

[@unLUCKY95]

I originally read this video as "I got bit..." and watched the first 10 minutes on edge wondering what bit you before I realised I just missed the "if" in the title lmao

[@kyleemathis6545]

Chandler, you have Absolutely beautiful reptiles! I’ve been watching your channel for a while and the way you handle and care for your reptiles always amazes me! And Ziggy is a beautiful creation made from god :) I’m glad she’s in your hands to cause your awesome!

[@michaelbarnes5372]

Thank you for your educating videos Chandler!

[@andrewsudia143]

It's not a matter of if but when unfortunately as his friend found out.

[@Noodleandthepoodles]

Back when I worked at a large reptile store we were twenty minutes from Lima Linda hospital where dr Shawn from the old show venom ER worked at. We had to send a worker who got tagged by a centipede to him for pain management and also a worker who lost the tip of his finger to a large lizard, a moniter if I remember right lol. He was an idiot so no love was lost.

[@mvubu6823]

Green MAMBAS are absolutely spectacular snakes. Used to get them in my childhood garden. Very chilled out compared to their cousins, which freaked us out

[@evocatusgrove824]

Spoiler. He gets bit a year from this video. Loses half of his finger in India.

[@rasheloesterling5621]

So I read this title as I got bit....my heart stopped for a moment

[@yessr7535]

Being from western Mexico where rattlesnakes appear a lot in my ranch, the info of not using a tourniquete after a bite is great info, thank you Chandler!

[@RamoArt]

Excuse the dumb question on a 1 month old comment but I'm from Europe and the most dangerous animal that I've come across is my cat after not feeding her for a day. 😂 How do rattlesnakes actually impact your life? Do you actually fear them when doing work on your farm or are they not really an issue at all? When growing up around rattlesnakes, are you told not to play in the grass etc? How often are people actually bitten? I would really love some insight on this. Any neat stories from your life with rattlesnakes?

[@yessr7535]

@@RamoArt dont worry buddy so im going to try and answer the best possible, they really dont impact my life much since they love being hidden and its in a way kinda rare finding one besides the well known places (such as places where are small caves) only you find them if you are kinda looking for them, i dont fear them at all, they are beautifull and I respect the fact that it is their home aswell i feel if you dont f with them they dont f with you, they arent an issue if anything they help with a type of rat camp that eats the fruits, the only thing that i was ever told is to watch my step because pretty much the only way that they attack you is if you step over them since they dont see you as a prey but rather a predator, and as far as I know not many people really have Ever been bitten in that ranchs zone (there are many ranchs that we share a road so it really isnt common), hope i helped you out, also lol with your cat haha

[@newfee1967]

My grandfather had reptiles when I was a little girl. I remember one day my grandmother went in the basement to do laundry and realized my grandfather had a giant anaconda down there.🤣🤣 She lost it. He was a keeper of so many. Was even featured in local news paper in the seventies as a transcula breeder.

[@DuongNguyen-ll4kn]

Chandler keeps talking and walking around while the little Taipan is just casually checking and nipping his meal in the background

[@althealim3697]

Happy New Year! Muah!

[@mistysaiki4014]

Only chandler would name a cobra “skittles”

[@nathanbuck8352]

Being a snake in your care is the equivalent to me hitting the lottery.

[@angelacarpenter5734]

I learn so much from you! You may be young but you are definitely a pro!

[@jackpotjunkie]

@14:28 LMFAO!! When your *Indian Cobra* "Naya Naya" fell from the above corner enclosure... he was acting like he had a concussion!! LOL! ...Naya had to shake it off for a second b4 he could attack the rat & begin to eat! LMAOOOO!!! @14:30

[@NicgetsFit]

Saying hello from QLD, Australia! Love your videos and reminds me of the late great Steve Irwin!

[@london7415]

what magnificent animals, your an inspiration, you not only keep these animals and educate people, you genuinely care for them and your working towards giving them the best life in captivity you can, keep it up, your awesome

[@giamoral10]

Amazing videos as always! Just a small correction, when you mentioned "Amazon" it can be the rainforest which comprehends some countries of south america. "Amazonas" however is a state of Brazil that got this name because it has the biggest part of the rainforest and it's the place where you can find the green anacondas (in brazillian portuguese, my native language, they are called "sucuri-verde"). The Pantanal however is located in the Central part of Brazil very, very, VERY far from Amazonas or the rainforest itself, a 49 hour car drive.

[@ryanwaidalowski9221]

Chandler, You are probably one of the best out there with knowledge of all these animals. Please be safe and your videos always get me to drop w I am doing and watch

[@MrAnderson5157]

If you notice these guys that keep and handle venomous snakes fear the mamba the most. Respect to the mamba.

[@fortisrisuspater]

Chandler, you are slowly helping me to overcome a life long fear of snakes and I truly thank you. It is clear you have a great collection, but I would LOVE to see you have a collection of all the venomous snakes of North America. Especially the timber rattlesnake and copperhead which are the two in my area of Western Virginia. Thanks again and all the best to you in 2022!

[@Mirioman]

This video should be shared on the Facebook page. So many poeple ask for all this information

[@brandonweew8995]

Pittman's protocols are the BEST. He has done such a fantastic job putting them all together. We'll worth the money.

[@meghanmoss8227]

14:33 "you ok?!" 😂 i love this dude

[@KenziMorgan]

The sneaky Indian cobra that fell had me in stitches, I couldn't help but laugh Cobra: "dude, get off I'm hiding" Chandler: "boop boop boop" Cobra: "I said get off...wait what is tha-" *drops* Chandler: "you okaii?" Cobra: "yeh yeah I'm good lemme just..." *rolls* "imma be in my cave"

[@Reffitt2]

I'm so glad you love what you do so much and that you get to take us along for the ride! I honestly think Steve Irwin would be proud of the way you not only love animals but the massive amount of respect you have for them as well! I pray to God you never ever need to use that bite protocol but it's awesome to know you are prepared just in case, and honestly it made me relax a little!

[@tssunset5571]

Although I have never and will never interact with a true venomous snake (I have a 2 yr old Hognose) I love learning and seeing new snakes and learning new facts. I already knew that tourniquets are a good thing to use until getting to the hospital but I thought it was for ALL snake bites. I did learn about the use of tourniquets from Australian documentaries so maybe why. Thanks for sharing so much important information!

[@kyleerosee3]

My hognose acts like a rattle snake hahahah. Hes a jerk.

[@imdatguy285]

Chandler your vids mean alot keep up the good work 👍🏿

[@harpers1niter]

Great video Chandler. *Just do not get bit. You get bit we all get bit!*

[@robertjames2117]

A lot of people are asking about antivenin. I’m assuming he does not keep any of his own antivenin (because he would have shown it). If he gets bit he will rely on local zoo or another keeper to supply the antivenin. Worse case it needs to be flown in from another state/ or unavailable altogether. In that case the hospital will do everything they can to preserve his life.

[@kelsie_adams]

No, the green mamba isn't the most beautiful snake I've seen. A green mamba freaking bit me. I hope to never see one of those damn things again. The bite was my fault - it was a very small baby and I didn't see it - in the DRC (Congo). A fun time wasn't had by all. It wasn't a dry bite, but it clearly didn't fully invenomate me. I can't even watch past 9:21 because I'm getting the heebie jeebies.

[@canadianhunter94hexagonbus56]

Made my day when you did the voice for the black mamba I used to puppy talk my leopard gecko all the time hahaha best way I could describe her was like a cat with no fur 😆😆😆 love it and as always I love seeing your reptiles talks for another great vid 😁😁

[@MrRus67]

Wouldn’t it be easier if you had copies of those files on the relative tanks? Then you won’t have to go through other files after getting bit.

[@KCB2024]

Great video, Chandler! Don't most local hospitals only possess antivenom for common venomous snakes of that specific area? What happens if you are bitten by a snake for which there is no antivenom locally available? Is there somewhat of a universal antivenom for each family of snakes or for each specific toxin that would suffice until you're able to get antivenom for that specific species?

[@michellechilders-garrison7996]

great question i was thinking something along the same line

[@Nukestarmaster]

"The best I can do is morphine" -the hospital

[@christiangasior4244]

morphine is amazing but yeah just give me a big overdose of that or preferably something with a better rush. You’ll go out peacefully and it’s not like you can regret being dead. It’s like regretting never being born. You don’t exist so yeah nothingness.

[@summerrainsong7506]

Just happened to see this.... I once thought the only good snake was a dead snake. Then I was bitten by a copperhead almost lost my hand. After that I got curious about the difference in how venom works as well as antivenin. Then after a tornado outbreak I was cleaning up debris got bit four times by a black widow ..... A fever over 105 severe chest ,back, tummy pain ,trouble breathing. Every muscle screamed in agony, one bite from a black widow is 15 times more potent venom wise than a diamond back rattlesnake. I took 4 bites barely survived. Paralyzed for week's. After numerous vials of antivenin, drain tubes,surgery I still have nightmares. I gotta say you are one brave dude! I learned to have respect for people like you and other's. Without guy's to handle and collect venom from all venomous critter's there would be seriously agonizing deaths.

[@joost1120]

Damn, that's some rough history with venom. I don't think the venom yield from a single black widow bite is 15 times more potent than a diamondback rattlesnake though. No one has died from a black widow since 1983, and pretty much everyone bitten makes a full recovery without serious injuries. The black widow's venom seems more potent on paper because it is very effective against small critters, requiring only 0.55mg of venom per kg to kill a mouse, however it is significantly less effective against larger animals and humans. The diamondback rattlesnake requires 2.7mg of venom per kg to kill a human, but it also injects around 300mg of that stuff in one bite, and potentially up to 800mg. The diamondback's venom isn't nearly as potent as other rattlesnakes, but it injects a lot of it. Still, 4 bites from a black widow? That's got to be bad. Good thing you made it.

[@summerrainsong7506]

@@joost1120 it's true , there is no mistaking it. Do some research. Consult a toxicologist, you will find what I say is the truth. If you want to talk serious agony and life or death... Try being in the hospital for months in C.I.C.U due to being attacked by a critter with Rabies. Doctor's swore I would not survive. For 28 straight days I was given Rabies vaccine in the tummy, it was excruciating. Due to severity of Rabies I could not be given the series of shots in the arm. I spend a lot of time in the woods, hunting, gathering plants, wild berries, nuts, when it's harvesting time.

[@reptilez13]

Venemous Aussie snakes are awesome but so are their pythons. I wasn't big into pythons til I saw Woma and Blackheads, then of course Carpets and Olive Pythons. I'd love to get some - the smaller Olive Python sub species is super cool tho getting a CBB isn't cheap/easy lol. There's some amazing Coastal Carpet Pythons I've seen lately, definitely would love to build a big enclosure for one.

[@matth4069]

Chandler: "aren't these green mambas the most beautiful snake you've ever seen?" Kevin: "and I took that personally"

[@pamfink4052]

"Excuse me, did I just hear you say that they are better looking than me, the most beautiful snake ever?" He definitely took offense to that, you could tell by how he kept hitting the glass lol

[@XXDOOMSDAY-mb2rb]

Thank you Chandler as always appreciated for the learning experience with yah

[@theman6785]

YOU FORGOT TO HAVE THE ANTI-VENOM ON HAND!!! WHAT GOOD IS THAT!!!!!

[@ryanframpton9308]

Hey mate!!! Wicked video. On the Papuan black snake they are actually also found at the top of Australia. I free handled a wild One with pics to prove and I was 10 minutes away from bamaga when I handled. We thought it was a coastal taipan to start off with but asked around and showed the pictures and videos and actually found it was the Papuan black snake. Absolutely goregous snake and now one of my favourites!!!! Wicked channel man keep it up!!!!!!

[@jordanvargovich]

Great feeding videos . All your snakes are so impressive.

[@locabynature]

the feeding videos are some of my favorite. he's such a natural at handling them.

[@TheOnlyTaps]

Sunshine is me when I see food at the table 😂, zero hesitation. Feed me!!! 😂

[@markgreiser464]

Had some dude die the other day, most likely from one of his Snakes. Me , personally, I don't think Animals from other Continents and such should be kept, by private individuals. This is the nonsense that leads to Invasive Species.

[@bonecoldfleasaustin]

Literally read this as “I Got Bit” all I thought was “Justine did it”

[@phishphan1174]

I was wondering what you would do if you were ever bit after watching one of your awesome videos the other day. Thank you for your shares! We appreciate them

[@notyouravaragesavage1776]

Chandler that mullet is on point bro.... Good to see you back on the grind making content daily again looking forward to a Kevin feeding again soon...

[@zapot66]

Again I will say I admire your courage and passion for these incredible snakes. I learned a lot from this episode. Thank you.

[@thatdairykid1461]

Watching your videos makes me realize how much of a kid's channel snake Discovery is. Also, I love how all the venomous snakes have such innocent names.

[@derekirish5121]

Hey Chandler, been watching your vids for a few years. Really enjoyed this one, where you went into detail about the legal requirements to keep exotic pets like venomous snakes. I’m curious, what do the tornado and hurricane protocols look like? Do you need to make an attempt to save/transport the animals, or is it more like, we’re sealing you guys in so you can never escape, good luck! Also for the neurotoxic venom, does your protocol involve having someone nearby to assist you? It seems like you might not be able to follow the protocol if you’re suffering the effects. Anyway, thanks for the vids. Stay safe!

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

From a legal standpoint, it doesn't matter if they die, you just have to make it so they can never escape and get out into the wild

[@pamfink4052]

He did say that he has to have someone else in the room with him when he's feeding/handling the snakes so that if he does get bit there's someone who can get him to the hospital ASAP

[@John-lo2wn]

Hey do you think you could explain the theory behind how you handle each snake? Like how the snake hook works, if the snake strikes up or down, basically how you approach the snakes. I don’t know if it’s instinct/experience or if there is technique. But you seem to approach each snake differently. How do you do it safely? Love the channel. Snakes are my biggest fear and I love to see you passion. They are really beautiful creatures (but I prefer a layer of plexiglass between me and the snake).

[@Famousfire97]

this

[@alexanderwindh4830]

Yes! Why do you handle kings certain way, then cobras, then mambas. You handle everybody differently and they move differently.

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

I think it's mostly instinct, mixed with an understanding of their psychology. Like with cobras they're very sensitive to movement so he'll shake his foot around making it look down at it to get it away from his exposed areas

[@igordemeter6261]

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[@Jess-in1ux]

I was wondering about this forever!!

[@GorgyPorgy65]

You are a wealth of information....and you deliver it so well. Your snakes would have to be the most healthy looking snakes I've seen (in captivity). Their skin reflects their inner health.

[@craigsnider5199]

If You got bit ? I would laugh my little butt off !!

[@H_NGM_N5771]

You do such a good job explaining things around reptiles Chandler. Keep up the great work bro!

[@shayleenbenson7240]

I thought this said I got bit….. I got so scared!!!!

[@Mayers868]

Samee

[@SSD774A]

are you required to have antivenom if you posses venomous snakes? if not, do you have antivenom for all of your snakes?

[@TaylorStuhr]

I LIVE FOR HOW MUCH YOUVE BEEN UPLOADING !!!

[@justasmallltowngirlll]

Nooooo, was waiting to see you're big beautiful birdie!!! 😍

[@devanelkins4468]

Love the content man

[@adventureswithdan84]

The beauty of the green mamba is so unreal, looks like something from out of a dream.

[@nplakias1]

I don't think Chandler keeps Antivenom in his Facility, if he had he would have probably show it in a Video. The PROBLEM is that Chandler keeps TOO MANY EXOTIC SPECIES and by that I mean Snakes non native in USA. Hospitals Routinely stock Antivenin ONLY for Native Species. (Rattle Snakes, Cotton mouths, Coral Snakes etc). Antivenin for the African Vipers and Cobras, Asian ones and the Very-Very Dangerous AUSTRALIAN Species are kept in FLORIDA only at the VENOM ONE Facility. Knowing that a Black Mamba bite usually incapacitates you in 20-30min max will there be enough Time to save him? Furthermore, Chandler keeps the Chinese Horn-Nosed Pit Viper ( they call it the 100 Pace Snake because you usually lose consciousness b4 you take a hundred steps, the Venom drops your Blood pressure so quickly). I doubt that even VENOM ONE stocks antivenin for such a rare Species. Chandler should invest some money to Buy Antivenom at least for his EXOTIC SPECIES it will be the Best Investment of his Life. All Serious and Responsible Keepers do keep their own Stock, he should do too. That's my humble Opinion.

[@johnysnoww3831]

That green mamba was like the first snake i've ever seen who acts that nice, didnt even try to bit you even tho it had wonderful changes to attack you straight to a face

[@hannah12198]

Is it weird that I stopped breathing and moving when the taipan was about to eat. My nervous eaters instincts kicked in. 😂😂😂

[@rickeyhernandez7141]

Everything is lookin great bro! Never a negative comment!