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Some Boiga might be up there. I suspect it would have to be an elapid or colubrid. I used to have a vivid orange Keelback, and I've seen a few of them.

Interesting snakes :) Thanks for indulging me :) I think Shane's Taipan gets my vote for the most orange of the thread's pictures so far.

I did catch a banded tree snake that was almost completely orange, it had a few small blotches of cream through its body. But i never took any pics of it.
 
I am quite certain that this is not Australia's most orange individual, but someone just asked me if I was trying to imply that it was, so I'll point out that no, I'm not contemplating putting this one up as a contender or anything. I'm not sure I'd describe it as 'orange' anyway; to me it's more of a reddish colour, and I have others which I'd say are probably more orange. It is a beautiful snake I'm very fond of though.

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Aussies most orange snake would have to go to the ALLENS snake cant get anymore orange then that one ...........taste good too :)
 
The most orange snake I have ever witnessed was on a Western Brown near Elliott in the NT. The head was jet black, and every scale on the body was the most amazing fluro orange colour I have ever seen. Each orange scale was bordered with black trim.

Till this day I have never seen its equal on any elapid in Australia. Unfortunately, Marshall Black's camera had run out of power so a pic was impossible at the time. I never knew any Brown Snake could be that colourful.
 
I am quite certain that this is not Australia's most orange individual, but someone just asked me if I was trying to imply that it was, so I'll point out that no, I'm not contemplating putting this one up as a contender or anything. I'm not sure I'd describe it as 'orange' anyway; to me it's more of a reddish colour, and I have others which I'd say are probably more orange. It is a beautiful snake I'm very fond of though.

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Absolutely stunning Adder Sdaji:D
 
Very nice adder sdaji, be great to have a bright green one........ hey.
cheers steve
 
very nice adder except for the broken band always the way.

Picky picky! Anyway, I didn't post that picture to talk about it, just to point out that it's not what I had in mind when I started the thread. I'm curious about orange snakes, not a sort of orangish reddish Adder :) Shane's Adders look more orange than mine.

Anyone else have a vivid orange snake to show?
 
not as orange as shanes taipan, or some of the adders in this thread but still orange
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Doesn't look it on the pic' but this stimmie is pretty orange "in the flesh". Granted not as orange as some of the snakes pictured though :(
 

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Definately not the most orange but a nice eastern brown just the same.
 

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i guess some would call this orange....well... browny/orangy/yellowish lol

cant beat that coastal though shane. very nice.
 
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here's the Keelback and also a Western Hooded Scaly Foot
 

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here's another pic...can u pick what they are???

I wont bore u with heaps of boiga pics! If I find a fav orange one I will post!
 

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A baby Scaly-foot and a young elapid, one of the Western Pseudonajas?
 
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