[NonStop Reptiles]

Thank you.. SO do I :thumb:

Found this one doing some creative basking this morning.. Always in weird positions when going through shed cycle!

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And my favourite part of Boiga cynodon's..
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Tom

Again as before some stunning snakes you have in your collection and the basking behaviours are very strange.

NonStop Reptiles

 

[stark]

4th to 12th September we will be in SE Kalimantan
Sleeping rough doing an animal survey in pristine jungle
Why not join us??
Will see some awesome herps??

3 trips next year similar places in Sumatra Papua and Central Kalimantan

Thank you for the offer!!
Flight prices are and have always been the only thing stopping me!

Will keep in contact mate :thumb:

Tom

 

[stark]

Again as before some stunning snakes you have in your collection and the basking behaviours are very strange.

NonStop Reptiles

Thank you, it only seems to happen when they are in shed and found basking in the day.
I suspect it is because they are kinda blind at this time and are trying so hard to get all the heat they can get, that they zone out at night. So when the lights come on in the morning (there are no windows in the room so goes from dark to light instantly) they get startled and rush to the darkest, warmest corner they can find.
He has moved and is basking more normally now :thumb:

Tom

 

[KWIBEZEE]

Great photos - and again Longgi pulls one out the bag - hah ha... Very curious patterning on the 'chain-link' Boiga... A visit is on my top 5 to do list... Most likely next year. STARK - you should join me on it as I've already contacted Longgi before and you should start setting dough aside from now for it I reckon.


( I'm still bias though towards the 'normal' patterning of the melonata though - hee hee hee!): victory:

Had to have a cuddle after a dryish slough ( my fault !!!) - so, a soak and a stroke to rid the few stuck pieces and a way of getting it not so bitey... what a wonderful couple of hours... LOL

 

[longqi]

We got a lot closer to solving a boiga mystery last night
Ive always doubted dendrophila were native to Bali
We only find them in 2 very separate areas
They have no Balinese name or mentions in Bali history which would be suprising considering how striking they look

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[stark]

Very interesting John! Will have to discuss this with you a little more at some point.

Fed the babies and changed some vivs around the last couple of days..



Eaten straight from the tongs;


Makes me a proud father (although the true father is the one above..) :thumb:

Tom

 

[longqi]

Interesting wild one near Ubud Bali

 

[stark]

Interesting wild one near Ubud Bali
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Very pretty. Looks like it could be an B. d. occidentalis, but most likely a dendrophila.. SO much variation!
Check out this female I got very recently. Extremely high yellow and extra yellow around the head. The bands begin to get quite distorted before the tail too.


Love the variation in them :thumb:

Tom

 

[entbiker]

Stop showing off now :Na_Na_Na_Na: Nothing to see here everyone move on . Black and yellow, black yellow . Argghhhhh stop that song :devil:

 

[stark]

Stop showing off now :Na_Na_Na_Na: Nothing to see here everyone move on . Black and yellow, black yellow . Argghhhhh stop that song :devil:

Haha! You know you love it! Even with my one leg that tune gets me going these days!
Luckily for you I dropped my camera card reader earlier and broke it, so cant post any more pics for a while Just when the rest of the babies are starting to emerge...

Tom

 

[entbiker]

How will I survive without pics of new Black and Yellow.:gasp: