ATTENTION!
Handling venomous/poisonous animals is dangerous and should only be performed by licensed professionals.
Owning venomous snakes, reptiles, etc. might not be legal in your State/County/City. Please contact your local DNR for more information.
Venomous snakes and other dangerous reptiles are beautiful creatures that have a place in the reptile hobby. Vision Products is proud to provide safe, strong, and dependable venomous snake cages.
We believe there is a level of responsibility for keeping dangerous reptiles. Dangerous animals should only be kept by experienced practitioners with proper training.
Vision Cages often appear in videos, social media posts, blogs, and websites that feature care for venomous reptiles. Vision Cages are recognized by many zoos, researchers, antivenom producers, herpetologists, educators, and hobbyists as the best enclosures for these dangerous animals… especially venomous snakes (rattlesnakes, vipers, cobras, adders, asps, copperheads, boomslangs, mambas, etc…)
Just remember, there is no enclosure that will make a dangerous animal safe. The security provided by a Vision Cage ends the moment that the sliding doors are opened or left unsecured.
Custom Cages cannot control how our products appear in videos, on websites, or described in blog posts or articles not produced by us. The opinions and practices of these creators, educators, and entertainers are their own, and they do not represent our company.
If you are using, or intend to use a Vision Cage or other Custom Cages enclosure to house venomous reptiles, here are some best practices:
- Keep the enclosure in an escape-proof room with a locking door.
- Use a lock on enclosure doors.
- Provide enough room outside of the enclosure to move a safe distance away from an animal that suddenly moves from or strikes from inside an open enclosure.
- Use safe handling tools to move dangerous animals into and out of the enclosure.
- Never free-handle a dangerous animal… especially a venomous snake.
- Do not keep a dangerous animal in a damaged enclosure.
Custom Cages will continue to produce high-quality enclosures that are safe, strong, and dependable. Please use them properly and make your personal safety (and the safety of others) a priority when using the enclosure to house a dangerous animal.