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Reviews: 3
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Average rating: 3.0/5
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Description: Venomous Snakes includes full-color images by nature photographer David A. Northcott. Print out captive care sheets for each species and hear the pronunciation of all scientific names. Visit the exciting Video gallery and hear the audio clips of our complete glossary of terms. Topics on advanced care include information on feeding, habitat, disease, parasites, nutrition, and vitamins use. All images Zoom to full screen display. All species are accessed by common name index or the album’s thumbnail photos. Produced by ACE CD Publishing, Inc.
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Over 125 full-color images covering over 75 species.
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6 albums catalog Rattlesnakes, Cobra’s, Viper’s, Tarantulas & Spiders, Scorpions & Invertebrates, and other common venomous snakes.
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Buzztail1
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Rating: 2/5
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Feb 2, 2001 22:09
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Not really worth it!
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Time owned: more than 12 months
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The pictures are nice and there ARE care sheets, however abbreviated they might be! The handling advice is pretty much "Do not handle!" I was very disappointed in this set and am eagerly awaiting someone's improving on this theme. The information and pictures available for free, on this site alone, are of far better quality than what is on this CD. The bottom line is, my money would have been better spent on one of the similarly priced books that are on the market now.
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Charper
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Rating: 3/5
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Jan 10, 2001 14:26
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Okay for the money.
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Time owned: more than 12 months
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Overall, I would say this is a decent CD. There is alot of captive care info that isn't available elsewhere. And as far as I know, it is the only CD of it's kind. However, it leaves alot to be desired. For instance, there is no info on handling, snakebite treatment and the captive care info is pretty vague. Also, many popular captive species are glaringly absent. Certainly worth the $25 to any beginner, but I really wish someone would go all out with this topic.
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