Looks like a Herald snake (Crotaphopeltis hotamboeia)

Edit: Venomous, but not dangerous.

Gilian

Awesome.

Maybe we can switch a weekend once?


Gilian

I really like this species.
During my stay is South-Africa I found one too. It was on the ground and held totally still.

Awesome snakes

Gilian

Nice snake, and very pretty eyes

Gilian. Still no luck in breeding them but i have separated the Rhamphiophis now and i'll keep them separated for a couple of months and try again. I just want to quote you again. I seperated my Rhamphiophis for several months and putted them together yesterday. They are very interested in eachothe...

Gilian. Still no luck in breeding them but i have separated the Rhamphiophis now and i'll keep them separated for a couple of months and try again. I suspect that the Psammophis female might be pregnant now but it might just be my brain playing games with me. Bv. They are feeding on thawed mice and...

Nice!

Did you manage to breed your Psammophis and Rhamphiophis yet?

regards

Gilian

They shot the snake out of the tree Why? Its just a python right? (Not that it's normal to shoot other snakes out of trees.)

And what is that "green mamba"?

nice pictures!

kind regards

Gilian

Awesome picture

Pythonodipsas wrote:Oxybelis fulgidus - Other Vine snake?

And we have a winner!!!!

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No

No

Getting colder again.

armata wrote:I can't think of any back fanged other than Oxybelis that occur both in USA and Cent Am
It does occur USA yes?

Masticophis is often described as back fanged but thats way out.

I totally agree with you!

Not in the USA...
(Till mexico.)

you're almost there

Gilian

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Yes

No

Pythonodipsas wrote:Crotalus atricaudatus - Canebreak Rattler

No