I Tried To Resist...

[kevyn]

...but look what you've done Browns! Here's 2 for you all. They maybe easy, but we'll see...

This one is wild caught BTW

 

[Dicco]

Your just plain evil!

 

[Guest]

Arn't u a nice guy :twisted:

 

[kevyn]

I just wish to say that I didn't take these photos, and once the answer is revealed, I will credit the photographer.

I'm not evil am I? :roll:

 

[Guest]

Got no idea. browns?

 

[Springherp]

Not sure about the top one, is it a boa? I reckon the bottom is a hypermelanistic reticulated python?

 

[BROWNS]

First one some sort of scrub?

Second one sunbeam snake?

 

[saikrett]

my guess is the first is a red tailed boa

 

[NCHERPS]

Being from abroad I have a unfair advantage, so will try to give hints and tips.

The first photo is a member of the Epicrates family!

Neil

 

[Hickson]

Epicrates cenchria?

 

[Springherp]

Epicrates angulifer?

 

[hey_im_sam]

virgin island tree boa's my guess but it looks too dark. Unless it's a morph it doesnt look like a rainbow boa.

 

[Hickson]

Epicrates subflavus (but I don't think they are marked that strongly).

 

[Springherp]

Epicrates striatus (just to keep up with Hix )

 

[instar]

Epicrates mysterii

 

[saikrett]

Epicrates cenchris maurus and Epicrates fordii

 

[Ricko]

ones an amazon tree boa maybe?? biottom one

 

[Tommo]

its a snake

 

[frebib(69)]

nice answer tommo

 

[kevyn]

Springherp, I'll give you Hypermelanistic Retic. Truth be told I'm not sure if the genetics on this is confirmed or not. It is a black Retic, that Bob Clark had imported. There is alot of hopes on this snake. The theory is that it may lead to a solid purple Retic.

It's not an Epicrates. You guys are in the ball park though.