Venom Central

10/15/2026

Cool little toad 😁

10/14/2026

Snakes in the yard at The Serpent Center

10/05/2026

This will be a good one to add to the Serpent Center library!

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Thanks for your patience, and please post pictures of yourself and the book. You can be reading in your easy chair, identifying a rubber snake, reading on the toilet(!), or simply sharing a selfie of you and the book. Be sure to tag me in your post. You have thousands of friends on Facebook who are not on my friends list, thereby spreading the word further. It's super fun!

09/25/2026

The endangered Mangshan Viper from a very small mountain range in the Hunan province in China. (Protobothrops mangshanensis) They are a large pit viper that is not only terrestrial but also arboreal! Reaching up to 8 foot with a very strong prehensile tail giving them great climbing abilities. One of the few pit vipers that actually lays eggs. Not much is known about the venom of this rare species but it is under study. There is no current antivenin available at this time but there are alternatives that have been applied. We are fortunate enough to have a breeding program for this magnificent snake here at Venomcentrals Serpent Center.

09/17/2026

My male CBB (BCC Surinam) Boa Constrictor. There's a lot of crazy morphs out there now but in my opinion nothing beats a true Red Tail.

09/12/2026

Female Surinam BCC part of one of our (non venomous) breeding programs.

09/10/2026

Check out the rattle on this big boy! This is a 6 foot male Yucatan rattlesnake ( Crotalus Tzabcan) at 18 years old now he has lost his rattle several times but has managed to keep this intact for a few years.

09/08/2026

Check out the double fang action during this morning's venom extraction. This is a Yucatan rattlesnake (Crotalus Tzabcan). This is fairly common to see during Venom extractions. It's just a new fang moving into place to replace the old one.

08/24/2026

The Inland Taipan, the most venomous snake in the world! On exhibit at the Serpent Center

08/22/2026

When you're so big you barely fit in the trashcan 😂 this is a very large Lachesis Stenophrys. AKA central American Bushmaster