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While we are on adder's, here's some recent pic's.
 

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Thanks Elapidians , really enjoying the thread & learning a lot too.
I keep pythons only at this point but would love a RBB or Broadheaded someday .

Anyone got any BroadHeaded Pics ? .... the snakes that is :)
 
haha... dont ask Shane for any broady pics. He cant stand any of the hops.
 
What's "hops" ? ---I didn't track with ya.
 
broad headeds, pale headeds, stephens bandeds, hoplocephalus is the first part of their scientific name, nicknamed hops

i think thats it anyway
 
broad headeds, pale headeds, stephens bandeds, hoplocephalus is the first part of their scientific name, nicknamed hops

i think thats it anyway

Thanks .
I have no idea what any of them are like to keep , but I like the look of 'Hops' the most.
 
haha... dont ask Shane for any broady pics. He cant stand any of the hops.


While i'm not 'anti Hop's', it is true i'm not a fan of them. I just realised that i have never taken a single photo of any of them despite having owned all three types at various times over a 15 year period.

I guess that show's how much they interest me.
 
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Hi shane ,
What is it about 'Hops' that doesn't interest you as much the Elapids you do keep.
Is it look , or behavior , are they particularly fussy etc ?
 
Hi shane ,
What is it about 'Hops' that doesn't interest you as much the Elapids you do keep.
Is it look , or behavior , are they particularly fussy etc ?
shane is the fussy one he prefers pythons these days....hops look good but CAN BE fussy feeders and are harder to breed then most other elapids.
 
While i'm not 'anti Hop's', it is true i'm not a fan of them. I just realised that i have never taken a single photo of any of them despite having owned all three types at various times over a 15 year period.

I guess that show's how much they interest me.
15years ain't you like 30 something? did you start of on pythons?
 
What is it about 'Hops' that doesn't interest you as much the Elapids you do keep.
Is it look , or behavior , are they particularly fussy etc ?

In my opinion they just dont have the personality of the large elapids. Dont get me wrong, i'd prefer them over most python's, but they dont compare to the big boys.
 
Some elapid pics from this year (and one from last year).



Pygmy mulga snake (Pseudechis 'weigeli')













Marsh snake (Hemiaspis signata)



















Pale-headed snake (Hoplocephalus bitorquatus)








Road-killed grey snake (Hemiaspis damelli). She was gravid with about 10 near-term babies. They're all in the Queensland Museum now.







Dwyer's snake (Parasuta dwyeri)








A muddy spotted black snake (Pseudechis guttatus)






De Vis' banded snake (Denisonia devisi)










I found this ugly thing on the weekend. Anyone know what it is?
 
15years ain't you like 30 something? did you start of on pythons?

Hahaha. I spent my youth looking for Black's, Brown's, Tiger's and Copperheads. The Hop's and python's didnt exist back then.
 
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