im inviting anyone interested in king cobras to visit my web site

www.kingcobrasanctuary.com iv recently opened the site to share what iv learnt and discovered in over 30 years about the worlds largest and in my opinion most intelegent venermouse snake.articles now on the site are just the begining.the best is yet to come.Hope you enjoy.Luke yeomans

Nice website but I would love to see and read more about how you keep, breed, feed and raise them.

Goodjob

Cheers

Richard

There's goiing to be many articles on the site about all aspects of keeping and breeding cobras I just felt it important to cover goals of the sanctuary,dangers involved in maintaining kings and some safety tips please kee visiting the site I promise you won't be disapointed. Thanks for your coments. Luke

Great Site Luke, keep it up!

Guest

Great site. Liked the bite proof gloves article.

Thanks for sharing, I will keep an eye out for updates.

Very nicely done! I'm working on tracking down many different locallities of kings right now, this info is great!

What local of king cobras are you currently breeding?! This is my ultimate goal!

How are the babies? Do they have high mortality rates as so many claim or is there something your doing differently to keep them going?
John Light

Very Nice, I look forward to the development of the site and reading your progress.

Good luck with your future projects.

as i have said to you before very good site Luke.

the kings im working with are malaysia and indonesian , iv hade problems raising babies but now belive iv solved the majoraty of them,as this hase been the most freqwently asked problem since iv started the web site ill make it a priorety two finish my paper on raising baby kings and get it up on the site.regards.Luke,

JohnLight wrote:: Very nicely done! I'm working on tracking down many different locallities of kings right now, this info is great!

What local of king cobras are you currently breeding?! This is my ultimate goal!

How are the babies? Do they have high mortality rates as so many claim or is there something your doing differently to keep them going?
John Light

Luke Yeomans wrote:: the kings im working with are malaysia and indonesian , iv hade problems raising babies but now belive iv solved the majoraty of them,as this hase been the most freqwently asked problem since iv started the web site ill make it a priorety two finish my paper on raising baby kings and get it up on the site.regards.Luke,

Is the photo on the home page indicative of the site? I wonder, Mr. Yeomans, if you could please tell us- for the benefit of the less experienced snake keepers here on Venomland- what the purpose is of kissing a live cobra on the head? Just wondering... Sincerely, Jon Davidson .

Luke Yeomans wrote:

the kings im working with are malaysia and indonesian , iv hade problems raising babies but now belive iv solved the majoraty of them,as this hase been the most freqwently asked problem since iv started the web site ill make it a priorety two finish my paper on raising baby kings and get it up on the site.regards.Luke,

JohnLight wrote:: Very nicely done! I'm working on tracking down many different locallities of kings right now, this info is great!

What local of king cobras are you currently breeding?! This is my ultimate goal!

How are the babies? Do they have high mortality rates as so many claim or is there something your doing differently to keep them going?
John Light

So Luke what I understand is that you found a good way to raise kings from the egg to mature.
You make me damm curiuous as already lots of baby kings eating and growing died on me in the past till the point that I got sick of it to loose a snake after snake without obvious reasons.
So if ou found the key to succes please share on this forum. And do not let us wait on your article as I guess that baby kings die every days. You might safe some lives

Fantastic site Luke, i look forward to seeing how it will progress as you add more information on there.

Jon Davidson wrote:: what the purpose is of kissing a live cobra on the head?

Because kissing a dead one would be disgusting.......?

Tom Charlton wrote:

Jon Davidson wrote:: what the purpose is of kissing a live cobra on the head?

Because kissing a dead one would be disgusting.......?

If I knew cobra behavior as well as Luke and I could Kiss a live King Cobra on the head I'd likely do so! Amazing photo!

Wouw !
really amasing site with a lot of great info already.
cant wait untill the next articels.
Good luck

I cannot see a "lot of grat info" - maybe articles with new infos, breeding reports, feeding reports etc. are coming soon?
Just telling to have success with breeding and raising of babies without giving any information isn't enough to make this site a special one.
Go ahead, Luke, and tell us more about your systems and tricks - many keepers worldwide will be thankful.

@ Mr. Davidson
I agree with you . In my opinion someone who must kiss king cobras for what reason ever should do so. If it's published on an official website, there should be at least a warning remark avoiding people with less experience to imitate it.
Peter

Jon Davidson wrote:

Luke Yeomans wrote:: the kings im working with are malaysia and indonesian , iv hade problems raising babies but now belive iv solved the majoraty of them,as this hase been the most freqwently asked problem since iv started the web site ill make it a priorety two finish my paper on raising baby kings and get it up on the site.regards.Luke,

Is the photo on the home page indicative of the site? I wonder, Mr. Yeomans, if you could please tell us- for the benefit of the less experienced snake keepers here on Venomland- what the purpose is of kissing a live cobra on the head? Just wondering... Sincerely, Jon Davidson .

I have now posted my reasons for the "Kiss of Death"photograph on the site,hope all who read it understand.Luke yeomans

i just come back, spending the whole day, reading Luke's article and watching his videos..

of course, this posting here is 3 months old, but i have to say, i am impressed with his work.. first of all, there are lots and lots of information about Ophiophagus hannah on his page, more than somewhere else i would say... second, one can see how much love and interest Luke Yeomans has for King Cobras....

myself, i work since many, many years with Ophiophagus hannah and i can second his information on his page... and yes, i also second his thoughts about handling King Cobras, whether you like his way or not, my experiences with this particular species are the same and one need to work with this species log enough to understand that. we know today how important interaction as enrichment programs are for captive animals, including crocodiles. in my eyes, King Cobras are "intelligent" and they need and deserve interaction with their handlers...

Luke got some Balls in my eyes to state that, as he sure knew he would be misunderstood, same as "The King" himself, and he also know of course how controversial that topic is in the first place... but, if you cant discuss his point of view on a place like VenomLand, where else? i believe, we are professional enough to be open minded...

i for myself have to say: Respect Luke! And more Power for you Guys and for your Sanctuary! But again, i am working with Ophiophagus hannah every day and understand his position.

And please Luke, share your information also here with us on VenomLand.. Give folks a chance to explain if there is something unclear..

Thanks
Mario

Mario Lutz wrote:: And please Luke, share your information also here with us on VenomLand.. Give folks a chance to explain if there is something unclear..

I appreciate having the opportunity to ask for either clarity or an explanation regarding perspective or methodologies from Mr. Yeomans. Sincerely, Jon Davidson .

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