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so no takers??

oh my heart bleeds

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tiger snakes, Perth

Dont know if this is the exact Species... Also i dont think he had anything to do with them, apart from Photography.... But you should like the pics

Also, Speak with Tigersnake on here, i know he works with Venomous, but i dont know if hes had any experience with them...

Hope it helps a lil

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I know of people that have worked with them a bit in oz, but cos of your export laws they arnt seen for sale over here.

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Yeah i thought so also mate.

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notechis ater is the black tiger snake

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The ones on the Island right?

The species that grows much larger?

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yeah thats right, as far as i'm aware, the islands they inhabit are more southerly than the areas in australia inhabited by notechis scutatus and have developed the black pigmentation in order to retain heat better in the cooler conditions, the are also larger on avarage as they feed on the relatively large mutton bird chicks

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My Reptiles and inverts1.1 Pantherophis Guttata Guttata0.1 Pituophis melanoleucus sayi1.1 Boa constrictor imperator1.0 Eunectes murinus1.0 Python Regius1.1 Python molurus bivittatus1.1 Python curtus brongermai1.0 Morelia amethistina1.0 Python sebae0.0.1 Bitis Arietans0.1 Atheris chlorechis1.1 Atheris Ceratophora0.0.1 Cryptolytrops Albolabris

the chapel island tiger snakes right? or am I thinking of something different?

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there are two species of notechis, N. Scutatus (pictured in the other thread) and N. Ater, the latter inhabits rocky islands on the southeastern austrailian coast, while scutatus has quite a wide distribution, covering areas like new south wales, queensland and victoria.
unfortunatly the chance of getting either of these in the UK is extremely unlikely.