some elapid picts
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Pandora Pythons
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Had the rb out today for a play and took some happy snaps.
So placid to handle...
Cheers...
Wayne
So placid to handle...
Cheers...
Wayne
lillylizard
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Gorgeous Photo's Pandorapythons, love your new Collette's
woosang
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GASP! WOW! She is a stunner. What an amazing colour!. I love her.
cement
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Correct! They are usually fairly battered when they reach shore but this one seemed to improve over the two days I cared for it and was more lively. It went to an ocean aquarium where the bloke had another of these and a Stokesi. He is trying to get a public display up and running for these amazing snakes.
This species is a open ocean animal and a surface swimmer. They hang out between us and New Zealand.
cheers
redbellybite
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excellent cement ,I dont mind the look of sea snakes and kraits.....well done on getting this one back to health
Sturdy
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Just a few better pics of the death adder and king brown.
redbellybite
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nice little hotties sturdy ...you must be a proud daddy ...
Sturdy
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they are there, rbb can see them
swaddo
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yeah, they're there ... nice ones mate
moosenoose
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I've got a few tiger snaps I thought might be worthy of this thread
Colletts
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ID?
Caught this guy a little while ago but not sure what it is. I think modesta but others think nuchalis. The main reason i think it's modesta is because they are very, very common around here and Westerns aren't. It also has the typical black tipped tail, and looks very similar to another modesta i caught just two weeks after this one (they were even found within 5m of each other which was really bizarre!) He was also very placid, not like other brown sp. So what do you guys think? I have more photos if needed, and will post pics of the second snake caught for comparison.
Caught this guy a little while ago but not sure what it is. I think modesta but others think nuchalis. The main reason i think it's modesta is because they are very, very common around here and Westerns aren't. It also has the typical black tipped tail, and looks very similar to another modesta i caught just two weeks after this one (they were even found within 5m of each other which was really bizarre!) He was also very placid, not like other brown sp. So what do you guys think? I have more photos if needed, and will post pics of the second snake caught for comparison.
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Colletts
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wizz
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mmm first pic looks like a speckled brown but then the rest of the pics make me unsure its a bit of both ( speckled and ringed ) i found one that looked the same in winton .......will have to do a scale count or if not epper will no or even jamgo..p.s what color is its mouth..cheers Dave
moosenoose
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Looking pretty awsome moosey!
I got to say Punja, I've got a real soft spot for that Tassie
jamgo
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both are modesta
redbellybite
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lovely snake ,to me it looks like a modesta,bands arent always distiguished ..the pic of the iris is a orangey -browny colour which is known for modesta,unlike the iris of nuchalis, which is quite red in colour ...how lucky to find two within a short period of time
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