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[kevyn]

Here's the next one, have fun. I was thinking of giving you 2 but I got a feeling this one might be tough...

 

[Guest]

huh a invisible snake

 

[kevyn]

Odd, it's showing up on my screen.

 

[marc]

mangrove (Boiga dendrophila)

 

[kevyn]

Nope, good guess though. Keep trying.

 

[mystic_herps]

pale head? mmmmmmmm

 

[marc]

its not an indigo or maybe a species of cobra

 

[kevyn]

Definately not an indigo snake. Kind of looks like one except for the head though.

 

[Chantelle]

Jansen's Rat Snake
Elaphe janseni

 

[kevyn]

No, but another really good guess. Keep 'em comming.

 

[marc]

I keep searching, but here is one for you kevyn is it a large colubrid

 

[kevyn]

My first reaction was Rinkhals, but something tells me its an Aussie.

 

[marc]

yes its an assie but not many people know about this coloration,,,is yours a large colubrid of some kind

 

[kevyn]

Mine isn't a colubrid. Your's is toubling, the only pattern I've seen so far that is close is a death adder. But it looks too long to be a death adder. Hmmmm...........

 

[kevyn]

The head looks like a tiger snake.

 

[marc]

"black rat snake(spilotes sp.)

 

[marc]

The head looks like a tiger snake.

bingo very close its a yellow phase tasmanian tiger snake...well done old chap

 

[kevyn]

That's a nice friggin tiger snake. I've never seen one that colour before. Damn that was hard. Great choice Marc. Lots of fun.

 

[kevyn]

Not a rat snake. As I said not a colubrid.

 

[marc]

Not a rat snake. As I said not a colubrid.

bugger. the tiger was a captive bred grow to 8feet and 5.5kg use to eat 700gram rat twice a week....and it was so plascid

okay what about a clue