Collection Overview Collection: Venomous Urutu Urutus are by far one of the most beautiful venomous snakes, showing great dark and white coloration that blends into a unique pattern. Click here to learn more Jumping Viper Jumping Vipers are ambush vipers and are a poor-man's Bushmaster. They are beautiful, stout, diminutive reptiles that do well in captivity. Click here to learn more Ornate Cantil Rare in the wild, Ornate Cantils are fiesty pit vipers that show vibrant yellow and black colors. There is also a Hypo. line that is currently being proven genetic. Click here to learn more Eyelash Viper Eyelash Vipers are another classic terrarium arboreal viper that commonly comes in the classic pure yellow form. Many other forms exist, including garden phase, red, and tiger. Click here to learn more Mexican Cantil Mexican Cantils were once thought to be related to the Ornate Cantil. They closely resemble the American Cottonmouth; however, their venom is more destructive. Click here to learn more Mexican Westcoast Rattlesnake One of the largest Rattlesnake species in the Americas, Mexican Westcoast Rattlesnake's are very hardy and are relatively calm in demeanor. Click here to learn more Albino Western Diamondback Rattlesnake These snakes are by far one of the few popular venomous snake morphs, showing great yellow and orange coloration. There are other phases currently being proven genetic. Click here to learn more Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake Our line is from the South Georgia North Florida border and shows awesome yellow and black contrast, as well as a seemingly more toxic venom than other populations. Click here to learn more Eastern Gaboon Viper Eastern Gaboons are smaller cousins of the Western Gaboon and are lighter in coloration, displaying a split subocular stripe. Click here to learn more Western Gaboon Viper We are working with some of the most large and most beautiful Western Gaboon Vipers in captivity. Western Gaboon boast the largest fangs of any venomous snake. Click here to learn more Rhinoceros Viper We successfully produced Rhinoceros Vipers two years in a row. Our babies display tons of red and contrasting bright greenish-yellow striping. Click here to learn more Albino Monocled Cobra Albino Monocles are one of the easier cobra species to keep in captivity, they are hardy and never refuse a meal. There are also new morphs on the horizon. Click here to learn more Mottled Rock Rattlesnake One of our most favorite snakes, Mottled Rock Rattlesnakes vary in coloration from one population to the next. They are commonly found on the rock cuts of West Texas. Click here to learn more We strongly disagree with the practice of making and selling altered venomous snakes ("venomoids"). Please do not support this atrocity.