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I'm with Hawk. C.nigrostriatus
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Nice dwyers snake Australis. Where is that from? i used to keep them years ago before licencing in nsw, i had a big female who had 8 babies. I cud never get them to take mice though. i did have 1 that i had eating strips of raw chicken.
Australis
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I think it is C. nigrostriatus, some of the one's I have seen around CQ are quite plain compared to the northern forms. The vertabral stripe can also be quite faded and sometimes even partial in CQ forms also- assuming it is a CQ form.
cheers Hawk.
Hey Hawk,
It certainly was in CQ mate, but it could pose a range extension if C. nigrostriatus as it
was found at least 100km s/w out of its range (from the few books i have handy)...anyways
teaches me for not keying it out at the time.
jase75,
That Dwyer's Snake is from Central Queensland.
last nights efforts elapid wise... from the same spot as the DOR.
C. boschmai
Cryptophis nigrescens
Australis
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.................. double post
redbellybite
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I think its just the angle of the picture that makes it look like that........:?
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Snake Catcher Victoria
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I used to love that tiger aaron,i have heaps of pics of him.
And the inland, is that the one that prolapsed ?
And the inland, is that the one that prolapsed ?
Snake Catcher Victoria
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If thats the same one that prolapsed, it sure has mellowed a lot since then.
It's looking great to.
Ah, nice pic Azza, Id forgotten about that one..
It's looking great to.
Ah, nice pic Azza, Id forgotten about that one..
mysnakesau
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I have heard the Inlands are a rather placid snake. Obviously its true by the way you guys handle them like pythons. I reckon I'd love to own one, not sure my family would agree though
redbellybite
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could it be a dunmall's snake?(furina dunmalli)..........just asking
waruikazi
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Sorry, what i call a furina is furina ornata. It could be some other kind of furina, my mistake.
redbellybite
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thats the one I meant as a dunmalls snake?........its head looks different to a carpentaria snake.......could be just the picture too .but the carp has a smaller stubby face ,this one seems a little longer.....:?Can someone positively ID (save me the trouble of keying it) this one.
Initially thought it was a Cryptophis boschmai.. but getting back
and having a look at the couple of photos i took, it looks nothing like
a C. boschmai.. and more like some Furina..?
redbellybite
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skot...Cryptophis boschmai........is a carpentaria snake.....found around Qld.in dry woodlands ....
redbellybite
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AUSTRALIS yes you like the scientific names of the snakes and yes you are correct it is the proper name,,,,,,,,,.but couldnt you put the common name next to it as well ...........please
please
redbellybite
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Curl snake....Suta suta
redbellybite
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carpentaria snake is the 1st one and the second one is a small-eyed snake.........Hey Hawk,
It certainly was in CQ mate, but it could pose a range extension if C. nigrostriatus as it
was found at least 100km s/w out of its range (from the few books i have handy)...anyways
teaches me for not keying it out at the time.
jase75,
That Dwyer's Snake is from Central Queensland.
last nights efforts elapid wise... from the same spot as the DOR.
C. boschmai
Cryptophis nigrescens
dougie210
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Hey guys awsome pics here,
Just been wondering if any one could PM me with pics of there tiger snakes and death adders -plus there enclosures>????
Just been wondering if any one could PM me with pics of there tiger snakes and death adders -plus there enclosures>????
Australis
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AUSTRALIS yes you like the scientific names of the snakes and yes you are correct it is the proper name,,,,,,,,,.but couldnt you put the common name next to it as well ...........
Put some photos up instead of worrying about what i write.
I don't particularly like Latin names, sometimes its just easier
to put one Latin name up - as theres often more than one
common name or just a stupid one.
Like this:
Yellow-naped snake (stupid name), Barnard’s snake etc.. Furina barnardi
Adult.
Matt
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