Some House snake pictures inornatus and fuscus

[Vipernhunter]

Hello

Here a picture from my fuscus house snake.(near Port Elizabeth location )
Can somebody show picture from Lamprophis fuscus other locality?

[nvlooi]

I have on my western cape topic a picture from on from the overberg region.

I dont think a lot of people keep these in captivity.


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[Fooble]

Where do you reside?

[sega]

Stunning olive!he seems to have a different head shape to other l.inornatus i have seen?.......shorter?.

[Mehelya]

Sega : That's a Yellow-bellied House Snake (L. fuscus), not an Olive (L. inornatus)... Second rarest South African House Snake species next to the Fisk's, in my personal opinion... Not common at all!

Viperhunter : Nice specimen, by the way! Looks really healthy. What prey type is it taking, if I may ask?

[Durban Keeper]

Now that is the business! That snake looks beautiful and they are ever so rare! Wow. How long has it been captive for?

I know of a New Germany reserve locality specimen, never quite got around to actually taking pictures though

[Bushviper]

I have never seen one this colour. Mine looked a bit different and more brownish. Will see if I can find pictures of them.

I hope you get this one to eat. I struggled endlessly with mine.

[Fooble]

Photo taken by Drummer.
Here is an example of L.fuscus which we found in Kwa Zulu Natal - Drakensberg.

[Vipernhunter]

Fooble "Thanks for picture" In Internet I cant find much picutures from L.fuscus.I tought more people shows their picture from L.fuscus.
The nice green is a female after change the skin. Males look mor yellow/green. One have yellow/brown colour.
It is nice snake. Dont make problem in captivity. Males are about 40 cm long, female is 55 cm long. I have this two and half year in captivity. Get it as small babies. I hope to breed this next year. What this snake eat ever are pigmy mouse. But now eat baby rats and laboratory mouse babies.
Here female before change skink and pictures from other L.fuscus I keep.

[Durban Keeper]

Spectacular! Some pics of them feeding would be great! Good luck with the breeding next year, I think very few if any have ever done it!

[Vipernhunter]

Hi Durban Keeper.

Next time I feed I make picture. I must look that they dont eat too much. Females want eat every time mouse.
Fiskii is a dream from me. I have different Lamprophis (guttatus, aurora, inornatus different colour) I like this snake.