snake id needed asap please

[CamdeJong]

Good thinking snakeluvver better to be safe than sorry, but it is, without a shadow of a doubt, a keelback. The head is an entirely different shape on T. carinata, the markings less cryptic etc.

 

[jordanmulder]

it's definately a keelback!

 

[bump73]

Rough scaled pythons are not poisonous! They're pythons!
Rough scaled pythons have a bigger head, bigger eyes, and the only python with keeled scales!

:lol::lol::lol::lol: Exclamation marks and all, bet you feel silly right now:lol:

 

[snakeluvver]

Ah ok I'm better when I have a side view

 

[matt1084]

its a keelback going by head scales and yes a keelback in captivity is just as tolerant to cane toads.
I occasionally feed mine small toads when i can catch them, he loves them. usually triggers a feeding session and hell swim around and just eat fish after fish.

 

[jham66]

I'm surprised no one pulled the not poisonous, venomous line too.... LOL

 

[matt1084]

that bits correct they are not poisonous....

 

[keeper10]

it ways found in algester in brisbane it is fast moving lol as most small snakes r lol thank u so much for the feed back it is a great looking snake it is going back to the wild today

 

[Snakeluvver2]

These threads are laughable. Actually go find a keelback Snakeluvver.

 

[CamdeJong]

These threads are laughable. Actually go find a keelback Snakeluvver.

Based on the age beside snakeluvver's name it's probably fair enough that he hasn't got the hands on experience some of us have from relocations and herping. But I agree, I've seen some threads where the animal is pretty obvious and people throw names around. I think on a forum it can be expected.

 

[gillsy]

As stated definately a keelback, roughies and keels look nothing alike.