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Porthidium ophryomegas
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by jwexoticsnakez on December 24, 2009
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does anyone own
Porthidium
ophryomegas and if
so are their
disposition always
aggressive towards
you while changing
their cage like
cleanup. i am about
to get rid of my
pair due to this
condition ill stick
to my gabbies and
copperheads and few
more species
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by theemojohnm on December 24, 2009
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LOL. I've yet to come across one that didn't try throwing itself at me.
I love the Porthidium, and actually love the ones I work with, but it takes a certain kind of person I guess.
Yeah, they're pretty much all rather foul. I have a male ophryomegas that isn't all that snappy anymore. Doesn't like being moved all that much though.
Very alert snakes.
Take Care,
-John Mendrola.
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by pictigaster1 on December 24, 2009
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I keep a large group of them I find the females become easy to work with as they get larger the males are high strung psycotic mini pogo sticks I love them.Big attitude small package.Keeps you on your toes.
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by pictigaster1 on December 25, 2009
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Please fill in your profile a little and we can know who we are answering.I will take those unwanted ophs if you are looking to give them away
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by ChunkHead on December 30, 2009
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I picked up an adult pair a number of years ago. Great snakes, but they acted as though they were being hit with a taser everytime I opened their cages. The liability was just too high for me, so I sold them.
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