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Hi all,

I've been reading a heap about snakes lately so thought I would start a new thread with some pics of some cool Vipers, there are so many out there and some of them are amazing.

Western Bush Viper - Atheris chlorechis
WesternBushViperAtheris_chlorechis.jpg


Variable Bush Viper - Atheris squamigera
Variable_bush_viperAtherissquamigera.jpg


Spiny Bush Viper - Atheris hispida
SpinyBushViperAtheris-hispida.jpg


Proatheris superciliaris
Proatheris-superciliaris-1.jpg


Horned Bush Viper/Eyelash Bush Viper - Atheris ceratophora
HornedbushViperAtheris-ceratophora1.jpg


Green Lakes Bush Viper - Atheris nitschei
GreatLakesBushViperAtheris-nitschei1.jpg


Gaboon Viper - Bitis Gabonica
GaboonViperBitis_Gabonica2.jpg
 
Those gaboon vipers have the longest fangs. I saw a doco on a man milking one for its venom and it bit down though it's bottom jaw and got him he was holding it at the base of the head so the fangs curved back and cracked him a good one thankfully he was ok though.
 
Awesome. Look forward to looking at them too. Have seen some pretty ones in the past on here..... I'd say you'll more than likely get others posting pics on this thread too!
 
Mangshan Mountain Viper - Trimeresurus mangshanensis. This was posted in one of the "Dream Reptile" Threads. One of my favs
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@Mace699 - Wow thanks I didn't know that.

@ TaraLeigh - Yeah I was hoping to start a posting frenzy just so I can find more cool vipers.

I really want to find more info and pics about the Iranian Viper Pseudocerastes urarachnoides.
 
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how cool are Hairy bush vipers,when i hear hairy bush i think of the 1970,s lol
 
I'm in love with the Spiny one.... I think that's similar to the one I fell in love with on another thread.... bit different.... green.... awesome head.... might have even been the dream thread aye.
Ooo I like the White Lipped Tree Viper! But I'll just stick to wanting the first 3 words ending in frog instead though.
ROFL $NaKe PiMp.... Sheesh.
 
Holy crap :shock:
They're incredible dude!
 
The Red Spotted one reminds me of a Jungle.
 
Some of my favourites, I lived in Malaysia when I was quite a bit younger and my interest in reptiles developed massively. Held back by my parents understandable desire to keep their pre-teen son away from a multitude of potentially venomous snakes, I never got much further than books. We then moved to Australia, much safer!

Here's a couple I stumble across in the back of my head occasionally from those days, some of my favourite looking snakes.

Pope's Pit Viper (Trimeresurus popeia popeiorum) - The red markings/eyes seems to vary according to google pics.
Pope%27s-Pit-Viper.jpg


Snorkel Viper (Deinagkistrodon acutus)
Deinagkistrodon-acutus-1.jpg


Tokara Habu (Trimeresurus tokarensis)
Trimeresurus-tokarensis.jpg


Sumatran Pitviper (Trimesurus sumatranus) - I'm convinced I've seen one of these in the wild on holiday, I absolutely love the head on these)
parias%20Trimeresurus_sumatranus.jpg


Wagler's Pit Viper (Tropidolaemus waglen)
Tony-HealdTemple-Wagler-s-Pit-Viper-Bako-National-Park-Sarawak-Borneo.jpg


Gumprecht's Green Pit Viper (Trimesurus gumprechti) - Just look at those beautiful leaf shaped scales...
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Look up a guy on Youtube called Viperkeeper he is a big guy with glasses he has everything you can possible want ive watched all his vids and watch them every week when he uploads more
 
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