Some colubrid picts

[Omgitschris]

the common tree snake with the blue looks awsome, i'd love to have one. and the night tiger looks great too

 

[-Matt-]

All I have to share Im afraid...

 

[Colletts]

My girl!

 

[smacdonald]

Check out these babies!

That's a hot keelback! Looks like a Daintree one?


Stewart

 

[Kupres]

A Blue phase GTS.

 

[wizz]

some of mine

 

[dottyback]

awesome blue Wizz!

my golden pair. all set up to breed this year!

 

[moosenoose]

Really top pics people!! Very nice!

 

[andyscott]

I came across this little Slatey Gray up at Port Douglas last year.
I didnt get a chance to get any better pics than these, It didnt stick around long enough for me to change lenses

 

[dottyback]

A pic of another of my golden TS's. she is a grumpy bitch.

 

[redbellybite]

A pic of another of my golden TS's. she is a grumpy bitch.

lmao she looks it to :lol:

 

[eipper]

Some of these a wild, some are mine and some are owned by other people

Cheers,
Scott

 

[GOOBA]

awsooome pics ppl i love the bule green tree.

 

[lozza_rae]

Are you 100% certain this was a slatey. I kind of think it looks quite similar to some Brown-headed snakes that i've caught in the past (Furina tristis). I even think this might be an older specimen and I could be seeing things but it looks like you can see his faded neck band.
Pretty to see either way.

I came across this little Slatey Gray up at Port Douglas last year.
I didnt get a chance to get any better pics than these, It didnt stick around long enough for me to change lenses

 

[m.punja]

thanks Stewart. Been having a **** day and you just made it. Cheers

 

[antmisk]

Gts

Some of my GTS

 

[wiz-fiz]

what is the definition of colourbrid, and what makes a snake a colourbrid? and great shots


Will

 

[salebrosus]

Beautiful shots as always Stuart. Look forward to seeing the next lot of photos after your trip north.

 

[salebrosus]

lmao she looks it to :lol:

Maybe she prefers to read something else instead of the Race Guide?

 

[smacdonald]

what is the definition of colourbrid, and what makes a snake a colourbrid?

I don't know what features separate colubrids from other snake families. In Australia, most colubrids have a loreal scale, while elapids don't. The white-bellied mangrove snake is the only Australian colubrid that lacks a loreal scale.

Wikipedia has more information (though admittedly not much more) information in its colubrid page.


Stewart