This is questions for expert.

[deano351]

Looks like a Thailand Orchid Snake to me

lol
I'll pay that one

 

[Slateman]

Sorry guys, this is best picture from all of them.
It was taken through a glass. We will see what experts from his other group will say.

 

[Hickson]

After having a bit of a look around, I think it's probably one of the Asian Keelbacks, probably the Rednecked Keelback (Rhabdophis subminiatus) which includes Thailand in it's distribution. While the colouring seems to vary somewhat, it is characterised by the red neck, and often has the black teardrop.

My first idea of a Beauty Snake I've abandoned as they all have a stripe behind the eye.



Hix

 

[Slateman]

Looks like you are spot on Hix.
The smaller picture looks exactly like what I have seen.

 

[Tommo]

ok, heres the word from afew experts...

the snake whos head is in the photo is a keelback, Rhabdophis subminiatus as Hix said, but the tail in the photo is probably from a Ptyas korros, a species of ratsnake.

 

[Retic]

Ptyas korros are the most evil tempered demons to ever wear scales, they get to about 8 feet long and can strike almost their whole length it would seem.
If it appears that I have been on the receiving end of more than one of these you would be correct.
Nice snakes though

 

[Slateman]

i am trying to post another photo of the terarium with snakes.
longest would be about 110 cm.

 

[Coastie]

by the looks of that slateman it some kind of culubrid . but see that soft seaweed or freshwater weed its on i think it could be a mildly poisonous swamp or tropical sea species kept in part fresh / part salt aquarium as above . in those countries they can transfer them to nurseries as these tropical colubrids are more native to those countries Thailand and Pukhet .
They may even find the species around local where the nursery is in Thailand and Pukhet .
Well slateman thats what i think but some peple might think me an expert . i do keep my heads in the books lol.
I mightnt know anything at all!!

 

[Slateman]

Looks like Hix have the snake identified.
It was a preety snakey with this orange/yellowish neck colour.

 

[Brodie]

I did some research after I made moosey post for me, the whipsnakes i was referring too are also called keelbacks.

I saw them on mark o'shea, so had no idea what the real name of the genus was, sorry

 

[Dicco]

Your back Brodes!

 

[BROWNS]

Rednecked Keelback

Does this mean it's inbred?

Good to see ya back Brodes!!!

 

[Coastie]

well great hix ur the expert on this stuff
congrats
P.S whip snakes are beautifull with their texture especialy whebn u handle them.