ReptileRascals
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green mamba
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Gregory
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Olive Mamba. :roll:
sarahbell
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a boomslang or a tree snake
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qsnak 
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I have a video of this snake eating a Chameleon but it dosn't say what species it is on the tape
ackie
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damn sarah beat me...i reckon its a boomslang
Alexahnder
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clue: this specimen is from East Africa, but the snake is found in many arid areas of Africa. Venomous but not dangerous for man. Will happily swallow any animal of suitable size. Attains maximum length of about 1,5 meters (5 feet) .
Morelia_man
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Rufous Beaked Snake
sarahbell
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parrot snake
sarahbell
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vine or twig snake
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Lamprophis aurora - aurora house snake
Lamprophis fuscus - yellow-bellied house snake
Lamprophis inornatus - olive house snake
Psammophylax rhombeatus - rhombic skaapsteker
Psammophylax tritaeniatus - striped skaapsteker
Psammophis phillipsii - olive grass snake
Psammophis sibilans - short-snouted grass snake
Psammophis subtaeniatus - stripe-bellied sand snake
Pseudaspis cana - mole snake
Pythonodipsas carinata - western keeled snake
Rhamphiophis oxyrhynchus - rufous beaked snake Telescopus semiannulatus - eastern tiger snake
Limnophis bicolor - striped swamp snake
Lycodonomorphus rufulus - common brown water snake
Lycodonomorphus laevissimus - dusky-bellied water snake
Natriciteres olivacea - olive marsh snake
Philothamnus natalensis - Natal green snake
Lamprophis fuscus - yellow-bellied house snake
Lamprophis inornatus - olive house snake
Psammophylax rhombeatus - rhombic skaapsteker
Psammophylax tritaeniatus - striped skaapsteker
Psammophis phillipsii - olive grass snake
Psammophis sibilans - short-snouted grass snake
Psammophis subtaeniatus - stripe-bellied sand snake
Pseudaspis cana - mole snake
Pythonodipsas carinata - western keeled snake
Rhamphiophis oxyrhynchus - rufous beaked snake Telescopus semiannulatus - eastern tiger snake
Limnophis bicolor - striped swamp snake
Lycodonomorphus rufulus - common brown water snake
Lycodonomorphus laevissimus - dusky-bellied water snake
Natriciteres olivacea - olive marsh snake
Philothamnus natalensis - Natal green snake
Gregory
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Give John a point just for his copying and pasting prowess I reckon.
Morelia_man
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your all too late i get the point
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Yea...Encouragement award for effort I say!
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Point to Morelia Man
Fangs: 3
Reptile Rascals: 6.5
Gregory: 1
Sarahbell: 2.5
Popp: 5.5
Nicole:1
Stevethepom: 3
Morelia Man: 2
Next question:
What is the most popularly kept reptile in NSW??
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What is the most popularly kept reptile in NSW??
Greebo
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Blue tongue skinks?
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