Okay Smart Guy...

[marc]

it looks abit like an egg eater (Dasupeltis sp) put the full belly surgest that it isnt, probably an aquatic species? any clues

 

[kevyn]

You have no idea how good it feels to give you this hint:


YOU ARE WRONG




Now a real hint. Hmmmm... think about an insomniac accountant. Too obvious?

 

[Lunar_Psycho]

Sleepless Adder

 

[kevyn]

You're close. Seriously.

 

[Lunar_Psycho]

Sleepy Adder

 

[kevyn]

You're getting colder. Very funny though. :lol:

 

[marc]

night adder????????

 

[Fuscus]

There is a south african species called the night adder (I googled using your info marc). Couldn't find a photo though.

 

[marc]

I found a photo of it but it wasnt the same snake, I am still looking....did you hear kevyn you havent won yet...lol :lol:

 

[marc]

what country is it from????/

 

[kevyn]

I know I haven't won yet because you already guessed what it is, though you seem to believe you're wrong. Acording to the source of the photo the snake is infact a night adder (causus rhombeatus). My search begin for another one Marc :twisted: :wink:

 

[wattso]

MM, you cant really tell the age of a rattler from counting rattle segments since they will shed twice a year as adults more often as growing juvies and then how often can depend on climatic conditions, stress, health/injury, etc. Thus this would turn out to be rather unreliable. :wink:

 

[marc]

I look forward to the next one kevyn, the night adder I have never really seen one before it was hard I wouldnt have got it without the clue..well done..lol....I find one for you guys(that means everyone) :lol: ,

 

[marc]

everyone try this on for size....lol

 

[kevyn]

False water cobra?

 

[mystic_herps]

Too easy lol
http://www.hawgnherp.co.uk/othersnakes.htm

 

[kevyn]

For the record I didn't find the link.

 

[mystic_herps]

Me neither till you mentioned the name lol

 

[kevyn]

This one maybe abit obvious but here goes anyway..

and here's another one too....

 

[mystic_herps]

Ivory blood python and a western bush viper