A few pictures of three differant specimens caught in Krabi, Thailand 07

Sub adult



Juvenile



and a larger specimen after a fairly big meal




All three snakes were photographed and released on the same day
Regards,
Ryan

I love C. Rhodostoma. Hope to work with them one day. Did you find any other good hots when you were there and how easy is it to find them in a country like thailand? i always imagine it would be harder than you think!

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not as many venemous as we were hoping, a few cryptelytrops here and there, but mostly rear fanged and other non "hots".
if you go to the right places with the right intensions then your pretty unlimited to what you can do.
and yes it is a lot harder to find snakes than people may think, not as easy and lifting up a rock and there it is like the tv makes it out to be.

I have to say that I fell in love with this viper when I did work experience at London Zoo. Should I ever get a DWA, this is one species I would be keeping. Truly stunning snakes.

I heard a rumour Ryan was singing on a boulder when the larger Calloselasma was caught............

I too heard a rumour, incident involving a B. cynadon.????

I also heard it was ryans much better-looking herping buddy who found 2 out of the 3 Calloselasma (ill give you one Ryan)........

Such childish behaviour, dissapointing gentlemen

the look like agkistrodon sp

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I wasnt there this time!!