im going to asia with an empty suitcase and coming back wriggling

[loxocemus]

sorry no idea on that one, pretty isnt it though

Originally Posted by corpselight

what's this: image

[loxocemus]

this is one of the dinodon, a large family with some funky members, thier sometimes called chain snakes, rufozonatum is the one most often seen.

ed

Originally Posted by Love Pets

The most amazing thread!
What sp. is this???
image
They are available in the hobby???If so,what is the price???

[corpselight]

Originally Posted by loxocemus

sorry no idea on that one, pretty isnt it though

beautiful! thanks anyway

[loxocemus]

its not dwa its a dinodon, not sure if anywork has been done on teeth to check for back fangs etc though, loads of asian colubrids are backfanged for some reason, thier a very common family, most of them like high humidity and eat various reptiles and frogs, they can be switched to rodents, the big problem is virtually all are wc and they usually carry significant parasite loads, which seem to bloom quickly after capture, if they were to become more available as cb i think they would be very popular.

ed

Originally Posted by Golgarth

where, how much, and is it dwa?:
image

[HappyCrazyBunny]

Stunning photos! Makes a nice change to see something a little different . I've only been on this forum a few days and even I could see that certain species make up the majority of snakes kept on here.
Helen xx

[loxocemus]

that first upset one is the yunan stinking goddess, the nominate for is often kept though they are high strung, most of thier wild diet is other snakes, unusual for a ratsnake, thier big hefty buggers too, very heavily keeled scales and a legendary musk, hence the name stinking goddess, the first ones i saw in the flesh had blood red eyes, thier quite spectacular.

ed

Originally Posted by corpselight

i love that one too, and the stripey one

and the one with keeled scales

and the one with blotches

and the brightly coloured one

and the dim one

and the one that can hood

and the one that is back fanged

and the one with the funny tail



seriously those are stunning snakes...agree with xxstaggyxx. i love Boids but Colubrids etc are just amazing

this one is such a great pic: image

what's this one eating? image

[loxocemus]

can you imagine seeing some of these pop out of an egg, i bet lots of them have bizarre juvenile colours, i wouldnt be surprised if a lot of them have never been seen in thier juvenile forms

ed

[corpselight]

amazing indeed! thanks for the info above as well. was just an amazing pic.

[wildlifewarrior]

This thread explains the reason why i keep wc snakes

[loxocemus]

this is one of my favourites christian



can u imagine seeing one of these with its nose popping out an egg, having some baby ones to play with, just to see a healthy one up close would be a treat.

ed

Originally Posted by wildlifewarrior

This thread explains the reason why i keep wc snakes